After deciding who would take part in Transnational Operations and how to coordinate with the Thai side, Zhou Quan finally turned his gaze to Luo Danian.
"Ah Nin, I'll personally lead this operation."
With a smile that held a measure of expectation, Zhou Quan made a decision that abruptly changed the expressions of everyone present.
"While I'm away, you'll take charge of the National Security Department in an acting capacity."
Among Zhou Quan's trusted generals, Luo Danian had the most well-rounded abilities.
Whether in operations or management, his performance was outstanding.
As Zhou Quan saw it, once the Police Force entered an era under his leadership, Luo Danian would be his ideal successor.
Although Chow Sing Sing was now a Police Force Assistant Commissioner and Zhou Quan's highest-ranking confidant, appearances were one thing.
In reality, his chances of becoming Police Force Number One were not high.
Ultimately, Chow Sing Sing's foundations were still somewhat shallow.
He was a fierce general who could charge into battle, but he was not adept at management.
Deputy Commissioner of Police for Operations was essentially the ceiling of Chow Sing Sing's police career.
Of course, that was not an absolute.
Perhaps over the next few years, Chow Sing Sing would develop through his experience in the Police Force core management.
Comparatively speaking, however, Zhou Quan still had greater confidence in Luo Danian.
He excelled in both administrative and operational work and was fully capable of managing the entire Police Force.
Everyone in the National Security Department's management could see how highly their boss valued Sir Luo.
As such, none of the management had the slightest objection to Luo Danian taking charge of the National Security Department in their boss's place.
Even Kwan Man Chin and Lok Kai-cheung fully supported Luo Danian's elevation.
The only reason