Of course, Qin Huacheng was not really sentenced to confinement, but Qin Bodu considered that his internal identity might have been exposed, so he found an excuse to transfer him out of the prisoner group to ensure his personal safety during the period before the Ministry of Justice's approval was issued.

During this period of hard labor, Qin Huacheng naturally did not have to participate in it as a meritorious person. But this does not mean that Qin Huacheng can be lazy, after all, the hard labor camp will not support idlers, even if Qin Huacheng receives special care from the official, he still has to do things. And with his current situation, he can still serve the official as a Spanish translator.

However, considering that his identity may have been exposed in the group of Spanish prisoners in the Xiying District, Qin Bodu did not plan to arrange for him to have direct contact with the prisoners anymore, but turned to work behind the scenes. One of Qin Huacheng's next major tasks is to train the guards in Spanish, so that the guards can direct the daily work of Hispanic prisoners, and the more complex daily conversations will not be achieved overnight, and he does not know how to teach Spanish systematically, so everyone can only cross the river by feeling the stones.

In addition, Qin Huacheng was occasionally transferred to participate in the interrogation of Hispanic prisoners, but during this time he would wear a hood specially prepared for him by the prison authorities so as not to be detected by the prisoners. And the more than 20 main criminals who were arrested by the prison authorities in the early stage were already on the ship to Belitung Island at this time, and they didn't have a chance to wait for the approval of the Ministry of Justice in Sing Tao like Qin Huacheng, and after the case was verified, Roger signed and sent these guys away. If nothing else, these unlucky ghosts will spend the rest of their lives on Belitung Island, and the prisoners sent there will hardly have a chance to turn over.

Qin Huacheng didn't have any real sense of what happened to these people, after completing the investigation of this case, he never saw the Spanish prisoners on the arrest list again, as for their whereabouts, Qin Huacheng didn't know at all and wouldn't take the initiative to inquire about them. Anyway, Qin Bodu said that he would offset his three-year sentence in proportion to the sentence of this group of people, which is enough, and if he knows too much about other things, it may not be a good thing.

Qin Huacheng was concerned about the situation at home, and asked Qin Bodu to send a letter home to inform him that he was okay, but Qin Bodu refused on the grounds of non-compliance. Because in the Sing Tao Forced Labor Camp, there has never been a precedent for prisoners to keep in touch with their families, even if Qin Huacheng has now made meritorious contributions and enjoyed some special treatment, he is still a prisoner, and some conventional rules are still insurmountable.

"When the Ministry of Justice approves that your sentence can be over, then you have the right to communicate with your family. Let's wait!"

In the face of such a reply, Qin Huacheng was also helpless, his current situation was indeed not qualified to put forward too many conditions to the official, and what kind of treatment the prison gave him depended largely on Qin Bodu's mood. If Qin Bodu is made impatient, then his "good days" in the hard labor camp may also come to an end.

Although Qin Huacheng worked as a security police officer in Manila for a while, the level of information that he had access to was not high, and he was not clear about the power structure of the Haihan judicial system.

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Of course, Qin Huacheng was not really sentenced to confinement, but Qin Bodu considered that his internal identity might have been exposed, so he found an excuse to transfer him out of the prisoner group to ensure his personal safety during the period before the Ministry of Justice's approval was issued.

During this period of hard labor, Qin Huacheng naturally did not have to participate in it as a meritorious person. But this does not mean that Qin Huacheng can be lazy, after all, the hard labor camp will not support idlers, even if Qin Huacheng receives special care from the official, he still has to do things. And with his current situation, he can still serve the official as a Spanish translator.

However, considering that his identity may have been exposed in the group of Spanish prisoners in the Xiying District, Qin Bodu did not plan to arrange for him to have direct contact with the prisoners anymore, but turned to work behind the scenes. One of Qin Huacheng's next major tasks is to train the guards in Spanish, so that the guards can direct the daily work of Hispanic prisoners, and the more complex daily conversations will not be achieved overnight, and he does not know how to teach Spanish systematically, so everyone can only cross the river by feeling the stones.

In addition, Qin Huacheng was occasionally transferred to participate in the interrogation of Hispanic prisoners, but during this time he would wear a hood specially prepared for him by the prison authorities so as not to be detected by the prisoners. And the more than 20 main criminals who were arrested by the prison authorities in the early stage were already on the ship to Belitung Island at this time, and they didn't have a chance to wait for the approval of the Ministry of Justice in Sing Tao like Qin Huacheng, and after the case was verified, Roger signed and sent these guys away. If nothing else, these unlucky ghosts will spend the rest of their lives on Belitung Island, and the prisoners sent there will hardly have a chance to turn over.

Qin Huacheng didn't have any real sense of what happened to these people, after completing the investigation of this case, he never saw the Spanish prisoners on the arrest list again, as for their whereabouts, Qin Huacheng didn't know at all and wouldn't take the initiative to inquire about them. Anyway, Qin Bodu said that he would offset his three-year sentence in proportion to the sentence of this group of people, which is enough, and if he knows too much about other things, it may not be a good thing.

Qin Huacheng was concerned about the situation at home, and asked Qin Bodu to send a letter home to inform him that he was okay, but Qin Bodu refused on the grounds of non-compliance. Because in the Sing Tao Forced Labor Camp, there has never been a precedent for prisoners to keep in touch with their families, even if Qin Huacheng has now made meritorious contributions and enjoyed some special treatment, he is still a prisoner, and some conventional rules are still insurmountable.

"When the Ministry of Justice approves that your sentence can be over, then you have the right to communicate with your family. Let's wait!"

In the face of such a reply, Qin Huacheng was also helpless, his current situation was indeed not qualified to put forward too many conditions to the official, and what kind of treatment the prison gave him depended largely on Qin Bodu's mood. If Qin Bodu is made impatient, then his "good days" in the hard labor camp may also come to an end.

Although Qin Huacheng worked as a security police officer in Manila for a while, the level of information that he had access to was not high, and he was not clear about the power structure of the Haihan judicial system. Of course, Qin Huacheng was not really sentenced to confinement, but Qin Bodu considered that his internal identity might have been exposed, so he found an excuse to transfer him out of the prisoner group to ensure his personal safety during the period before the Ministry of Justice's approval was issued.

During this period of hard labor, Qin Huacheng naturally did not have to participate in it as a meritorious person. But this does not mean that Qin Huacheng can be lazy, after all, the hard labor camp will not support idlers, even if Qin Huacheng receives special care from the official, he still has to do things. And with his current situation, he can still serve the official as a Spanish translator.

However, considering that his identity may have been exposed in the group of Spanish prisoners in the Xiying District, Qin Bodu did not plan to arrange for him to have direct contact with the prisoners anymore, but turned to work behind the scenes. One of Qin Huacheng's next major tasks is to train the guards in Spanish, so that the guards can direct the daily work of Hispanic prisoners, and the more complex daily conversations will not be achieved overnight, and he does not know how to teach Spanish systematically, so everyone can only cross the river by feeling the stones.

In addition, Qin Huacheng was occasionally transferred to participate in the interrogation of Hispanic prisoners, but during this time he would wear a hood specially prepared for him by the prison authorities so as not to be detected by the prisoners. And the more than 20 main criminals who were arrested by the prison authorities in the early stage were already on the ship to Belitung Island at this time, and they didn't have a chance to wait for the approval of the Ministry of Justice in Sing Tao like Qin Huacheng, and after the case was verified, Roger signed and sent these guys away. If nothing else, these unlucky ghosts will spend the rest of their lives on Belitung Island, and the prisoners sent there will hardly have a chance to turn over.

Qin Huacheng didn't have any real sense of what happened to these people, after completing the investigation of this case, he never saw the Spanish prisoners on the arrest list again, as for their whereabouts, Qin Huacheng didn't know at all and wouldn't take the initiative to inquire about them. Anyway, Qin Bodu said that he would offset his three-year sentence in proportion to the sentence of this group of people, which is enough, and if he knows too much about other things, it may not be a good thing.

Qin Huacheng was concerned about the situation at home, and asked Qin Bodu to send a letter home to inform him that he was okay, but Qin Bodu refused on the grounds of non-compliance. Because in the Sing Tao Forced Labor Camp, there has never been a precedent for prisoners to keep in touch with their families, even if Qin Huacheng has now made meritorious contributions and enjoyed some special treatment, he is still a prisoner, and some conventional rules are still insurmountable.

"When the Ministry of Justice approves that your sentence can be over, then you have the right to communicate with your family. Let's wait!"

In the face of such a reply, Qin Huacheng was also helpless, his current situation was indeed not qualified to put forward too many conditions to the official, and what kind of treatment the prison gave him depended largely on Qin Bodu's mood. If Qin Bodu is made impatient, then his "good days" in the hard labor camp may also come to an end.

Although Qin Huacheng worked as a security police officer in Manila for a while, the level of information that he had access to was not high, and he was not clear about the power structure of the Haihan judicial system. Of course, Qin Huacheng was not really sentenced to confinement, but Qin Bodu considered that his internal identity might have been exposed, so he found an excuse to transfer him out of the prisoner group to ensure his personal safety during the period before the Ministry of Justice's approval was issued.

During this period of hard labor, Qin Huacheng naturally did not have to participate in it as a meritorious person. But this does not mean that Qin Huacheng can be lazy, after all, the hard labor camp will not support idlers, even if Qin Huacheng receives special care from the official, he still has to do things. And with his current situation, he can still serve the official as a Spanish translator.

However, considering that his identity may have been exposed in the group of Spanish prisoners in the Xiying District, Qin Bodu did not plan to arrange for him to have direct contact with the prisoners anymore, but turned to work behind the scenes. One of Qin Huacheng's next major tasks is to train the guards in Spanish, so that the guards can direct the daily work of Hispanic prisoners, and the more complex daily conversations will not be achieved overnight, and he does not know how to teach Spanish systematically, so everyone can only cross the river by feeling the stones.

In addition, Qin Huacheng was occasionally transferred to participate in the interrogation of Hispanic prisoners, but during this time he would wear a hood specially prepared for him by the prison authorities so as not to be detected by the prisoners. And the more than 20 main criminals who were arrested by the prison authorities in the early stage were already on the ship to Belitung Island at this time, and they didn't have a chance to wait for the approval of the Ministry of Justice in Sing Tao like Qin Huacheng, and after the case was verified, Roger signed and sent these guys away. If nothing else, these unlucky ghosts will spend the rest of their lives on Belitung Island, and the prisoners sent there will hardly have a chance to turn over.

Qin Huacheng didn't have any real sense of what happened to these people, after completing the investigation of this case, he never saw the Spanish prisoners on the arrest list again, as for their whereabouts, Qin Huacheng didn't know at all and wouldn't take the initiative to inquire about them. Anyway, Qin Bodu said that he would offset his three-year sentence in proportion to the sentence of this group of people, which is enough, and if he knows too much about other things, it may not be a good thing.

Qin Huacheng was concerned about the situation at home, and asked Qin Bodu to send a letter home to inform him that he was okay, but Qin Bodu refused on the grounds of non-compliance. Because in the Sing Tao Forced Labor Camp, there has never been a precedent for prisoners to keep in touch with their families, even if Qin Huacheng has now made meritorious contributions and enjoyed some special treatment, he is still a prisoner, and some conventional rules are still insurmountable.

"When the Ministry of Justice approves that your sentence can be over, then you have the right to communicate with your family. Let's wait!"

In the face of such a reply, Qin Huacheng was also helpless, his current situation was indeed not qualified to put forward too many conditions to the official, and what kind of treatment the prison gave him depended largely on Qin Bodu's mood. If Qin Bodu is made impatient, then his "good days" in the hard labor camp may also come to an end.

Although Qin Huacheng worked as a security police officer in Manila for a while, the level of information that he had access to was not high, and he was not clear about the power structure of the Haihan judicial system.

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