My good brother is finally back...

He’s also extremely skilled at this, no one else compares. Previously, because of "helping others," he spent a lot of money to get a "probation" arranged by someone named Han. The probation period still has over 2 years left, and in the meantime, his hometown (a police officer from a small city in Guangzhou) was helping others with paid "document searches" (opening boxes).

Two years ago, this was considered a pretty good "business" (earning 15,000 to 30,000 yuan a day), but the document search thing, he was told repeatedly that it was extremely easy to "flip over," and he needed to be very careful and cautious. Still, he was blinded by money. He only did it for three days, and his hometown contact "flipped over." Officers from another police station and criminal police crossed districts to take away several 😂 from his hometown police station, including his contact. He was also detained afterward.

The next time we met was two years later, and I felt a deep sense of regret—sigh, how many opportunities were missed in those two years...

Times have changed. The era of making money through black and gray areas is long gone.

Below are some "holes" that are guaranteed to cause you to flip over, but many young people are still messing around with them. Everyone, take this as a warning:

1. Concealing illegal income (100% chance of flipping over if caught in China)
2. Assisting others and illegally using computer information networks (80% chance of flipping over)
3. Disrupting computer information networks (if the other party is a compliant enterprise and suffers significant losses, 90% chance of flipping over, including but not limited to data crawling, registration spamming, passing KYC,抢票抢物品, database tampering)
4. Infringing on citizens' personal information (large volume, almost 100% chance of flipping over)