According to the future course of the Cold War Incident, Choi Yuen-kei would firmly hold his position as the Police Force's highest-ranking administrator.
After his honourable retirement, he would even serve as an adviser to the cybersecurity departments of many countries.
In terms of ability and methods, Choi Yuen-kei was beyond reproach.
He was one of the few highly educated talents currently in the Police Force, far surpassing the Form Seven education of both the previous Number One and the incumbent, Commissioner Wong.
Most importantly, Choi Yuen-kei was also highly driven.
He had studied at a university in Britain, the foreigners' homeland, and successfully graduated with a bachelor's degree.
Even now, while serving in the Police Force, he had also pursued a master's degree in information engineering at the University of Hong Kong.
Of course, Sir Choi certainly could not compare with Sir Kwan.
When Sir Kwan first joined the Police Force, he already held master's degrees in both law and psychology.
Several years ago, Sir Kwan had even obtained a doctorate in psychology.
As one of the world's leading experts in psychology, earning a doctorate in that field while working was naturally very easy for him.
Sir Kwan had written several papers on criminal psychology that many law enforcement agencies were studying.
Not just within the Police Force, but across the entire Hong Kong Government, Sir Kwan belonged to that small handful with outstanding academic qualifications.
Even if Choi Yuen-kei could not compare with Sir Kwan, that did not mean his own brilliance would be eclipsed.
His successful graduation and degree from a university in Britain, combined with his previous service record, spoke for themselves.
In the foreigners' eyes, he was unquestionably someone worth cultivating and drawing close.
After all, Choi Yuen-kei was even two or three years younger