Hong Kong film: People in Wo Luen Shing, summoning the King of Fighters.

Upon entering the second floor, several old black-and-white photographs hang on the walls, and a shrine on the east side enshrines a statue of Guan Yu.

All the uncles and elder brothers of Wo Luen Shing had arrived. The person in charge, Deng Wei, who would become Uncle Deng, was sitting in the main seat with a solemn expression.

The other hall masters and uncles had solemn expressions, indignant faces, or indifferent attitudes.

"You all go stand over there."

Chuan Bao gave instructions to Chen Jialuo and the other two, then sat down in his assigned seat.

Chen Jialuo, along with Chen Guohan and Cai Baojian, stood aside.

As someone who only knew how to make straw sandals, he was not usually qualified to attend such meetings, let alone stand.

Seeing that the skewers had arrived, Deng Wei slowly brewed some Kung Fu tea, then set out a few teacups, picked up the teapot, and poured in the orange-colored tea with a slurp.

"Please have some tea."

Then, Deng Wei made a gesture of invitation.

The head of the hall and his uncles all stepped forward, picked up their teacups, and sat back down in their original seats.

Deng Wei looked up at Chuan Bao and asked, "What happened tonight?"

"Tommy, Grandpa is asking you a question!"

Chuanbao looked at Chen Jialuo.

"Reply to Grandpa."

Chen Jialuo stepped forward and respectfully replied, "I was minding the place tonight. After Brother Babi finished gambling on the horse races, he went to the sauna as usual. Around nine o'clock, someone came to tell me that Brother Babi had been slashed. I rushed over immediately, but by the time the ambulance arrived, Brother Babi had already bled to death. Before he died, Brother Babi told me that it was Chen Haonan and his gang from the Hung Hing Causeway Bay branch who did it."

"boom!"

No sooner had Chen Jialuo finished speaking than Da Pu Hei, the leader of Da Pu Hall, slammed his fist on the table and stood up, shouting, "Damn it! We have to get an explanation from Hung Hing for this!"

Daiura Kuro is a fan of the group and doesn't know Babi very well, so naturally he wouldn't have the idea of ​​avenging him.

"What explanation do you need? Blood for blood! Just send someone to take care of Handsome Nan and his gang, isn't that enough?"

Big D, the head of the Tsuen Wan gang, downed his teacup in one gulp, his face full of anger.

Although the Wo Luen Shing triad is now a second-rate organization, it still has its merits. The Wo Luen Shing has always been in charge of the Tsuen Wan area, and Big D, as the leader of the Tsuen Wan branch, is a powerful and well-equipped force, making him the most powerful member of the Wo Luen Shing.

"Alright then, you'll handle this, Brother D? You're going to make it big this time, and become famous in Hong Kong again."

Kwan Tsai-sum, the gang leader in Mong Kok, encouraged Big D to take on the task.

Upon hearing this, Big D's expression froze. He said awkwardly, "This matter concerns everyone in the Lian Sheng Group, not just me. You should listen to Uncle Deng."

Although Big D is powerful, he is not so foolish as to seek revenge for Babi.

Chan Ho-nam is a trusted lieutenant of Boss B, who in turn is Chiang Tin-sang's man.

Chapter 5: Uncle Deng, the person in charge, lowered his head.

Seeing the hall masters passing the buck, Deng Wei naturally knew the reason behind it.

Firstly, Wo Shing's influence has fallen to the second tier.

Secondly, there's their arch-rival, Sun Kee, and Hung Hing, both of which are part of the Chaozhou gang. If they rashly attack Hung Hing, Sun Kee certainly won't let go of this opportunity to seize the territory of Wo Luen Shing.

Thirdly, and most importantly, Ba Bi is not well-liked by the Luen Shing triad. Even Yu Tou Biao, who was also a former subordinate of Chuen Po and shares a close brotherly bond with Ba Bi, hasn't made any statement.

Even he, as the head of Wo Luen Shing, couldn't stand Ba Bi. As someone who wanted to bring Wo Luen Shing back to its status as one of the four major triads in Hong Kong, which leader or person in charge would want a leader like Ba Bi who only knew how to play small-time gambling and horse racing but couldn't bring any substantial benefits to Wo Luen Shing?

However, now that the head of Wo Luen Shing has died, he, as the person in charge, must make a statement.

Thinking of this, Deng Wei said, "I have heard what everyone has said. We at Wo Luen Shing definitely have to do something, otherwise how can we live up to the name of Wo Luen Shing, how can we live up to the ancestors of Wo Luen Shing!"

After a pause, Deng Wei looked around and said, "How about this, whoever avenges Ba Bi will be the leader of the Yau Ma Tei gang!"

Upon hearing this, many hall masters' eyes lit up, especially Big D. If his people could take the position, it would undoubtedly increase his chances of winning the next election for the leader.

Just then, Deng Wei's mobile phone rang.

"Hello, this is Deng Wei, who is this?"

Deng Wei puffed on his pipe, picked up the mobile phone, and his expression changed slightly the next moment. "Mr. Jiang, hello."

The Mr. Chiang he mentioned was naturally Chiang Tin-sang, the leader of Hung Hing, one of the four major triads in Hong Kong.

Because he was far away, Chen Jialuo didn't hear the conversation. He only saw Deng Wei stammer and then his face darken even more.

After hanging up the phone, everyone looked at him, waiting for the person in charge to speak.

Deng Wei slowly began, "Breaking news, Hung Hing's Chiang Tin-sang wants to settle things with our Wo Luen Shing. As the eldest brother of Ba Bi, you'll come with me. And that handsome guy from earlier..."

"Grandpa, my name is Chen Jialuo, but everyone calls me Tommy."

Sensing Deng Wei's gaze, Chen Jialuo automatically took a step forward.

"Okay, you come too, hey..."

After saying that, Deng Wei stood up and let out a long sigh.

Half an hour later.

In Mong Kok, there is a tea restaurant with a distinctly vintage feel.

If he hadn't been so close, Chen Jialuo wouldn't have been able to see it at all; the signboard read "Zhonghua Bing Shi" (中华冰室) in large characters.

Chung Hwa Cafe has a long history. Although it is more upscale than Western restaurants, it still serves as a place for gangsters in Kowloon to negotiate and bargain.

Even the police officers like to come here to eat some wontons to fill their stomachs after work.

At this moment, on the second floor of the Chung Hwa Ice Room, two distinct factions were clearly divided.

Sitting to Deng Wei's left and right were Lin Huai Le and Chuan Bao, while Chen Jia Luo, Chen Guo Han, and Cai Bao Jian stood behind them.

Opposite them sat a middle-aged man in a suit who exuded an air of arrogance, and next to him sat a smiling tiger with tattoos all over his arms. The former was Chiang Tin-sang, a famous figure in Hong Kong and Kowloon, and the latter was Chiang Tin-sang's trusted henchman, Boss B.

Next to Boss B sat the war god prince, Kam Chi-tai, the leader of Hung Hing in Tsim Sha Tsui, while on the other side of Chiang Tin-sang sat Chan Yiu, the white paper fan who was always by Chiang Tin-sang's side.

Behind him were five bodyguards in suits, each with bulging waistbands, clearly carrying weapons.

Chen Jialuo had no intention of avenging Ba Bi. He came to Hong Kong with only three purposes: to make money, to pick up girls, and to make even more money.

Gang leader?

The Yau Ma Tei Hall Master?

What the hell is this?!

Is it as prestigious and powerful as being a tycoon?

This is also why he didn't say a word at the Chaguoling Township People's Friendship Meeting.

Just as Chen Jialuo was lost in thought, Deng Wei put down his teacup and said calmly, "Mr. Jiang, you said on the phone that you wanted to give me an explanation. What explanation?"

Across from him, Jiang Tiansheng coughed lightly and snapped his fingers at Chen Yao. Chen Yao nodded, took out a combination lock box, opened it, and pushed it in front of Deng Wei and Chuan Bao. Inside were stacks of brand-new Hong Kong dollars.

Deng Wei clenched his fists, feeling a sense of humiliation as the person in charge.

"Uncle Deng, let me finish what I have to say."

Jiang Tiansheng spoke up: "I ordered my men to do this. Ba Bi from Yau Ma Tei is a good brother of Liang Kun from Hung Hing. Are you aware of this?"

“Although Wo Luen Shing and Hung Hing are not the same triad, there is no rule that we cannot be friends, Mr. Chiang.” Deng Wei raised his eyelids and looked at Chiang Tin-sang.

Jiang Tiansheng took a puff of his cigar and said, “Of course I don’t object. After my investigation, Babi owes Liang Kun 20 million for betting on horse racing. And Liang Kun is a bit unruly. He has his henchmen selling goods in the Yau Ma Tei branch. To avoid misunderstandings, I have no choice but to take care of Babi first! The mistake in this matter is that I didn’t communicate with you beforehand. I’ll toast you with this cup of tea.”

After saying that, Jiang Tiansheng picked up the teacup and drank it all in one gulp.

Setting down his teacup, Chiang Tin-sang said in a deep voice, "I know what you're thinking right now. If it's a fight, Hung Hing is not afraid of fighting and will fight to the end."

After saying that, Jiang Tiansheng tossed a toothpick into Deng Wei's teacup.

Arrogance and domineering, laid bare!

When a club is negotiating, throwing toothpicks means, "Do you agree with my proposal? If you knock the toothpick away, we'll start fighting."

Seeing this, Chen Jialuo's expression changed slightly, "Fuck your mother, you're bullying us too much..."

Although he didn't want to avenge Ba Bi, Jiang Tiansheng was just too much of a bully.

"Do you have a say here?"

Hung Hing's God of War, Gan Zitai, slammed his fist on the table and stood up, looking at Chen Jialuo.

"Shut up!"

Deng Wei shouted at Chen Jialuo without turning his head.

"sit down!"

Jiang Tiansheng also shouted at Gan Zitai.

The Zhonghua Ice Room fell silent again. Deng Wei smiled and said, "Two million to buy Ba Bi's life?"

Jiang Tiansheng nodded and said, "That's right."

"Pap-pap-pap-pap."