It was only when the crime suspect Cui Liang was about to be transferred to the detention center that Jiang Yuan cast a distant glance at him.
Cui Liang, now in shackles, wore loose and baggy clothes, and his haggard appearance made him seem somewhat pitiable.
If one didn't take his crimes into account, his current state did indeed evoke pity.
At an age where other elderly people were preparing for retirement and expecting to enjoy their twilight years, Cui Liang was about to enter prison to serve a sentence—possibly even a death sentence. From a humanitarian perspective—that would be utterly inhumane.
Before leaving, Cui Liang also saw Jiang Yuan.
Jiang Yuan stood a head taller than others nearby, so it was only natural for him to attract attention.
Cui Liang didn't know that Jiang Yuan was the "culprit" behind his arrest. Thus, when he realized Jiang Yuan was staring at him, Cui Liang deliberately made a fierce face.
