Four years earlier, Yu Le had earned a Bachelor of Psychology from an Ivy League University in America.
Afterward, under Shi Yijian's arrangements, he had gone to work in Las Vegas.
To put it plainly, his job had been to help casinos check gamblers for cheating.
After all, his master, Shi Yijian, was one of the world's foremost cheats in gambling.
Studying psychology had also been the path Shi Yijian arranged for Yu Le.
The purpose, naturally, had been to help Yu Le better inherit his mantle as the Magic Hand.
However, while Yu Le was very interested in psychology, his ambitions did not lie in gambling.
After less than six months in Las Vegas, he had secretly returned to Hong Kong Island alone.
Then he had successfully gained admission to Wong Chuk Hang Police Academy, intending to put what he had learned to good use on an upright path.
By that reckoning, Yu Le had not returned to Shi Yijian's home for at least four years.
Even during holidays, he had only dared to send his master a text message, hardly daring to make a call.
From a broader moral perspective, Yu Le's choice was highly commendable, but he had ultimately let his master's painstaking efforts go to waste.
After several years, Yu Le had finally returned home to Macau to visit his master, yet even this visit was because he was on official business.
Knowing his master's temperament well, he was perfectly aware that he would surely receive a harsh scolding.
From his resignation in Las Vegas until now, he had indeed been the one at fault, so he would not feel wronged in the slightest.
But he did not want his own problems to derail his superior's purpose for coming.
To ensure the mission went smoothly, he