After that man entered the courtyard, quite a few people began moving toward it. Li Long knew they were going to collect their goods.
Li Long gestured to a man not far away. The man nodded, then whispered a few words to the people beside him. Several nearby people who looked partly like stallholders and partly like shoppers immediately converged on the courtyard.
Seeing that the group had surrounded the courtyard, Li Long packed up his stall and left his bicycle at the Milk Tea Shop, asking Ke Youmu to watch it for him.
"What? Is it starting?" Ke Youmu asked with a smile when he saw the stick in Li Long's hand.
"Yeah. You might not be able to sell them nang anymore," Li Long mentioned as he left.
"All the better. I don't like people who eat my nang having something wrong with them. Bad people don't deserve nang." Ke Youmu's reasoning was simple. He wouldn't lower his moral standards for money.
Li Long smiled.
By the time he reached the courtyard with his stick, the people who had come over were already knocking on the gate.
Li Long exchanged nods with one of them, then stepped aside.
Two days earlier.
After confirming that the place was a den for trafficking counterfeit and shoddy electronics, Li Long had returned to Ma County and informed Officer Guo at the Police Station across from the compound.
After carefully questioning Li Long about the den, Officer Guo quickly reported it to his superiors and began contacting the relevant departments.
Public Security couldn't handle that much at the time, but the Office for Combating Speculation and Profiteering also needed the leads Public Security could provide.
Although it had happened in Stone City, Li Long wasn't familiar with the police there, apart from