In other words, this is a headless case.
Around two thousand pounds of white powder is conspicuous anywhere.
Lai Wenyan took the Tang family's antiques back then, but never mentioned the white powder, indicating he didn't handle it, otherwise, Lai Wenyan handing over this batch would be a great achievement and benefit his career greatly.
Tang Li thought of a possibility.
Could it be that Tang Shen didn't sell this batch and ended up double-crossed?
After all, at that time, Tang Shen suddenly passed away, leaving things in chaos beneath him.
It's highly possible someone took advantage of the chaos to seize the goods.
If this batch hasn't entered the market in Country S, then after excluding Kun's location in Burma, it's very likely being traded in neighboring countries, such as Siamese, Laos, Yue Country.
Tang Li mentioned the incident where Lai Wenyan and his wife were kidnapped by Kun's men: "Kun may believe now that it was my father who took that white powder."
