Rebirth of Corrupt Officials

Chapter 42.2

The playground of Chengzhou University was extensive, with a long conference table on the rostrum, accompanied by name tags for seating convenience.

Observing the situation outside the court, Jiang Xiaochuan thought of Yue Qingci, who seemed to be the military training instructor. He wondered if Yue Qingci would appear again this time.

Speaking of which, Yue Qingci’s back was still injured. Would he participate in the military training sent by the military region?

Following the host’s introduction, Jiang Xiaochuan and others took their seats. Next to him was Fan Quanwei, the deputy mayor in charge of culture and education, who had invited Jiang Xiaochuan.

Fan Quanwei wore glasses and had a cultured appearance. A Parker pen was visible in the breast pocket of his suit. The principal spoke, and then he invited the provincial governor to address the audience.

There was a microphone in front of everyone. Out of habit, Jiang Xiaochuan pressed the switch when he was not talking. This time he did not need to speak, so the microphone could be completely turned off.

Fan Quanwei was a restless person. When he heard Secretary Zheng of the Provincial Party Committee speaking in a loud voice, he actually came over and said to Jiang Xiaochuan, “What do you think of their military training formation?”

“They are all very energetic. Not bad, after all, it is the number one university in our Shu capital.” Jiang Xiaochuan knew that this was Fan Quanwei’s alma mater, so he naturally wanted to put it mildly.

Fan Quanwei was born here and later went to a more powerful school, but he always remembered Chengdu.

“It is true that our city is number one in Shu capital. It was jointly built by the province and the ministry, but it has been going downhill recently.” At this point, Fan Quanwei glanced at Jiang Xiaochuan, but unfortunately, Jiang Xiaochuan didn’t have any unnecessary reaction.

Observing the microphone in front of him, Jiang Xiaochuan, for the first time, believed in the saying “details determine success or failure.”

The storm didn’t last long. Major Yue Qingci from the military region stepped forward, sternly rectifying the situation, and the entire playground fell silent.

Jiang Xiaochuan was contemplating Fan Quanwei’s fate when suddenly Yue Qingci appeared without warning, as if he had always been by his side.

Yue Qingci, in an officer’s uniform with a pleasing figure, caught Jiang Xiaochuan’s eye, but at this moment, he could only see Yue Qingci’s back.

Yue Qingci wasn’t in charge of the entire military training; he was just a higher-level instructor.

Perhaps it was time for Yue Qingci’s military rank to be promoted.

Jiang Xiaochuan calculated the time, noting that during this period, both his and Yue Qingci’s statuses had risen rapidly.

Fan Quanwei, standing next to him, looked pale. Jiang Xiaochuan reassured him with a smile, but once inside the car, his expression turned cold and mocking.

Jiang Xiaochuan knew Fan Quanwei had crossed the line, treading on sensitive ground. Even if unintentional, such remarks were inappropriate, especially at this time.

Fan Quanwei was in deep trouble.