Chapter 904: Chapter 360: Captain Shen, You Have to Stand Up for Us
Tang Suiming’s illness...
He’s honestly somewhat unsure, it doesn’t quite seem like a psychological issue.
More like a psychiatric one.
Specifically...
requires further testing with instruments.
"Psychiatric ward?"
Tang Suiming widened his eyes, staring intently at the doctor in front of him.
He just wanted a hospital room.
The doctor suddenly assigned him to the psychiatric ward, doesn’t that imply he’s mentally ill?
"Doctor, I’m really not crazy, I’ve just been really unlucky lately..."
He swallowed hard, quickly defending himself.
Seeing the water cup on the doctor’s desk, he directly snatched it.
"Doctor, if you don’t believe me, I’ll drink this water right now and I guarantee I’ll choke!"
Finished speaking.
He bit his teeth hard, looking like he was willing to risk it all.
To prove he wasn’t crazy.
He took a risk and drank the water from the cup in one go.
Sure enough.
No matter how careful he was, after drinking the cup of water, he choked several times in succession.
Tears even came out from the coughs.
Because he drank too quickly...
His esophagus and airway conflicted with each other, further hindering his breathing, turning his face bright red, and he suddenly suffocated.
In just a few seconds.
He collapsed onto the ground, losing consciousness.
And this scene...
Was witnessed by the doctor, who showed an incredibly shocked expression.
"Definitely something wrong mentally, to prove himself... he ended up choking like this."
The doctor mused to himself.
Yet his hands didn’t slow down at all, quickly laying Tang Suiming flat and starting emergency rescue.
Not long after.
Tang Suiming’s suffocation...
finally relieved.
Upon regaining consciousness, he immediately looked at the doctor: "Doctor, wasn’t I right? Didn’t I nearly choke while drinking water just now?"
The doctor twitched his mouth, seriously said, "I’ve already understood your situation, and I’ve notified the psychiatric ward. They’ll be here soon."
Tang Suiming instinctively nodded.
But quickly realized, hastily said, "I’m really not mentally ill..."
However...
No matter how he explained, the doctor didn’t believe him.
A few minutes later.
Four psychiatrists in white coats gathered in front of him, incessantly pointing at him.
Seemingly...
analyzing his condition.
"I’m not mentally ill!"
He, flushed with anger, looked sharply at the assistant nearby: "Say something!"
The assistant, who had been watching, shivered.
Immediately stood out to testify: "Our Mr. Tang has just been unlucky lately, but definitely has no mental issues!"
But...
As soon as he spoke, the doctors exchanged glances.
Focused their gaze on him.
Shaking their heads.
"Looks like this person is affected too, prolonged exposure to someone with mental instability can lead to assimilated thinking."
"How about we arrange a joint examination package for you two? Our hospital is quite adept at treating psychiatric disorders, you’ll recover and be discharged soon."
"By the way, do either of you have a guardian accompanying you? Like a relative, such as parents or a spouse?"
"In this condition... we can’t conduct a check-up without them."
"..."
The four psychiatrists discussed.
Gave a rather reasonable suggestion.
But to Tang Suiming and the assistant, they shook their heads repeatedly.
Especially the assistant.
His face was full of fear, and he even regretted stepping forward to testify earlier.
"What kind of lousy hospital is this! Quack doctors! All quack doctors!"
Tang Suiming pointed at the group of doctors, cursing before storming out of the consultation room.
He was joking.
Even if he hadn’t divorced, he wouldn’t undergo so-called psychiatric treatment!
"Come on! Heading to the next hospital!"
After leaving the hospital, he took a deep breath.
With the assistant...
He continued to the next hospital.
Along the way.
It was as risky as it could be.
No matter how cautious he was, he could encounter things that threatened his life.
Finally.
Covered in blood, he arrived at the second hospital, stating his needs.
But...
The doctors at this hospital, like the previous one, suspected he had mental issues.
In the end, he exhausted himself trying to secure a hospital room.
But obviously, every doctor looked at him strangely.
The ordinary nurses...
were even more distant, seemingly afraid he’d affect their intelligence.
"When will these days... ever end?"
Lying on the hospital bed, Tang Suiming stared at the ceiling in a daze.
Thinking about the day’s ordeal.
Feeling tormented.
It’s simply worse than death.
Luckily, after entering the hospital ward, the danger significantly diminished.
He no longer needed to worry as much as he did before.
"By the way, the forum admin said he’d give me a day to surrender myself..."
After calming down,
he recalled Qin Mu’s "kind advice" to turn himself in.
There’s no way he’d turn himself in.
He didn’t take the other party’s threats to heart. He was careful throughout and couldn’t possibly be caught.
Even if they knew his address...
he wasn’t scared at all.
"Inform the hackers to stay vigilant, keep up the attack, and prevent the forum from coming back online."
After a moment of contemplation,
he glanced at his assistant and gave the order again.
Just as he finished speaking,
there was a loud explosion from the hospital ward, blasting a wave of heat towards him.
"Boom!"
It seemed like a gas pipe or something had exploded.
It swept him right off the hospital bed.
"What the hell?! What just happened now?!"
Tang Suiming’s pupils shrank sharply, and he couldn’t help but curse.
He had only been at peace for a few minutes.
Suddenly...
another explosion occurred.
Luckily, he wasn’t at the center of the storm, or he’d probably have been a goner within minutes.
"Everyone remain calm, there was a safety hazard with the hospital’s gas pipeline, no fatalities, only one injury, and the situation is now under control!"
Shortly after,
the hospital’s broadcast sounded, trying to stabilize the patients’ emotions within the facility.
Tang Suiming listened to the voice over the broadcast.
He couldn’t help but pause,
and looked at his blood-covered self, feeling a bit dazed.
Could it be that...
such a huge explosion only hurt him?
No one else was even injured...
"Who on earth did I offend..."
He leaned against the wall, gazed up at the ceiling.
For a moment,
he didn’t know where to go or what to do next.
...
The next day.
Jin City.
Inside the nursing home.
"The forum... still hasn’t recovered?"
After starting work,
Qin Mu logged onto the forum to check its status.
He found out that the forum was still paralyzed.
Despite his notification, the other party never stopped their illegal actions.
By now,
a day had passed.
Realizing the other party was unrepentant,
Qin Mu decided to stop being polite. He started compiling evidence and information to report to the authorities.
This case...
The true victim was Ma Ming.
But as a citizen, after discovering a crime, he had the responsibility and obligation to report it.
The other party used threats to force Ma Ming into business cooperation, which already constituted charges of provocation, illegal business operations, and unauthorized access to computer information systems.
Illegal business operations refer to crimes involving unauthorized business conduct against national regulations.
These illegal business practices mainly include four categories.
1. Operating special franchises or monopoly goods, or other restricted items, without a license in violation of laws or administrative regulations;
2. Buying and selling import/export permits, certificates of origin for imports/exports, or other business licenses as stipulated by laws or administrative regulations;
3. Engaging in securities, futures, or insurance operations without approval from relevant state departments, or illegally participating in fund settlement businesses;
4. Conducting other illegal business activities that disrupt market order and have severe circumstances.
And the other party...
Illegally hired hackers, performed unauthorized operations, and thus is involved in illegal business conduct.
Unauthorized access to computer information systems refers to individuals or entities illegally penetrating computer information systems in areas like national affairs, defense construction, and advanced scientific technologies, against state regulations.
This crime requires severe circumstances for it to be filed for investigation.
Violating state regulations, modifying or interfering with computer information system functions that cause systems to fail, resulting in severe consequences, may lead to punishments of up to five years of imprisonment or detention; if consequences are particularly severe, the sentence may exceed five years.
According to relevant judicial interpretations, the following circumstances are recognized as "serious consequences" under criminal law:
1. Disabling the main software or hardware of over 10 computer systems;
2. Modifying, deleting, or adding data in over 20 computer systems;
3. Illegally profiting over 5000 yuan or causing economic losses exceeding 10,000 yuan;
4. Disabling services like domain name resolution and user authentication for over 100 computer systems, affecting over 10,000 users for over an hour.
The other party has continued for more than a day, causing the forum to be paralyzed and unable to operate properly.
This already constitutes serious consequences.
Therefore,
Qin Mu merely needed to submit these charges and call records proving the forum’s incapacitation, ensuring a case filing.
And what the police need to do...
is verify the evidence he submitted, along with the authenticity of the opponent’s IP address.
An hour later,
after compiling all the evidence Ma Ming had provided, Qin Mu headed to the nearest police station.
By chance,
at the police station, he happened to run into Shen Dao, who had just returned from duty.
So,
he shamelessly approached him.
He informed him about the forum being attacked by hacker teams, leaving it paralyzed and inaccessible.
"Captain Shen, you have to stand up for us. I gave them a day to surrender, but instead, they intensified, continually attacking the forum..."
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