Hong Kong variety show: I'm actually the villain Kwan Cho!

The next few days were uneventful, and nothing unusual happened.

In just a few days, Guan Zu and Hong Ren had only spoken on the phone twice.

The two even managed to find a secluded spot to meet once in between.

That evening, after Hong Ren finished settling accounts at the Hehe Hotel, he walked out of the hotel, where A Tie was waiting at the door to see him off.

Hong Ren said to A Tie, "Let's go home!" and got into the car.

Just as Ah Tie drove the Mercedes-Benz onto the road, Hong Ren smelled a strange fragrance. Within seconds, Hong Ren fell into a deep sleep in the car.

When Hong Ren woke up, he found himself tied up with hemp rope and sitting on a wooden chair, with a rag stuffed in his mouth, leaving him only able to grunt.

Hong Ren raised his head and observed the surrounding scenery. It was all dark and he couldn't see anything clearly, but he could vaguely sense that the place wasn't very big.

Hong Ren was a seasoned veteran, and he remained calm in this situation, without any rash actions. He simply sat there quietly, found a relatively comfortable position, and waited patiently.

After an unknown amount of time, the overhead light suddenly turned on, instantly illuminating the small space. Hong Renjiu, who had been in darkness for so long, quickly closed his eyes.

I struggled to adjust to the glaring light, taking almost a minute to recover.

Hong Ren had just adjusted a little and slowly opened his eyes, only to see Ah Tie all alone.

Holding an iron rod, standing two meters away from him.

Looking around, the walls and ceiling were covered with uneven sheet metal, clearly indicating that this was inside a shipping container, though it was unclear which container it was.

After observing the surroundings, Hong Renjiu coldly looked at Atie in front of him.

Ah Tie, who was swinging the stick, slowly raised his head and looked at Hong Renjiu. At this moment, Ah Tie no longer had the obsequious attitude he used to have in front of Hong Renjiu.

He glared at Hong Renjiu with a fierce look in his eyes: "Brother Jiu, you're pretty fast!" He then walked step by step towards Hong Renjiu.

Looking down at him, she said, "I was originally thinking of shooting you to end it all, and then I'd take care of you, sister-in-law."

Do you know what? Ever since my sister-in-law saved me, I've fallen hopelessly in love with her!

Every time you see her nestled in your arms, pregnant with your child, do you know what it feels like to watch the woman you love being with someone else?

Ah Tie's face contorted into a ferocious grin as he glared at Hong Renjiu, gritting his teeth, "I want to kill you every single moment!" Ah Tie turned around.

After taking two steps, he turned back and pointed at Hong Renjiu with the stick in his hand: "But, Brother Jiu is still Brother Jiu, your speed is too fast. As your right-hand man, I..."

"I don't even know when you arranged for someone to send Zuo Shou's mother away and transferred Zuo Shou's assets?" As he spoke, he took out a pack of cigarettes from his pocket, lit one for himself, took a deep drag, and then walked up to Hong Renjiu and reached out to pull the tattered cloth out of Hong Renjiu's mouth.

Hong Ren's mouth suddenly went empty, and he couldn't help but spit out two mouthfuls of saliva. He didn't say anything, but just looked at A Tie with a mocking gaze.

A-Tie didn't care about his appearance. Anyway, this place was so remote that even if he shouted himself hoarse, it wouldn't make a difference. Everything was under his control.

He leaned against the wall, took a few more puffs of his cigarette, threw the half-smoked cigarette on the ground, stomped it out, and looked up at Hong Renjiu: "Tell me, brother, where are the money in your left hand and all your money? Tell me and I'll give you a quick answer!"

Hong Ren remained silent, offering no question whatsoever. He simply stared at A Tie, making A Tie's heart pound with fear. A Tie's anger flared, and he slammed his stick against the tin wall twice, shouting, "Will you talk or not?"

This time, Hong Ren stopped looking at him and instead said in a hoarse voice, "Have you seen enough?" in the direction behind A Tie.

Upon hearing Hong Renjiu's words, A Tie's heart leaped into his throat. He turned around, and a chill ran down his spine.

He saw a man leaning against the wall in the corner of the shipping container, looking at him with a half-smile.

He glanced at Hong Renjiu, strode forward, and pointed the sharpened end of the stick at Hong Renjiu's neck:

"Guan Zu, how did you get in?"

The newcomer was Guan Zu. Guan Zu, seeing A Tie's actions, remained unperturbed, a mocking smile on his face, and headed towards the container door.

She raised her chin and said, "You came in from here, and you didn't close the door!" Then she started walking forward step by step.

Ah Tie panicked instantly. The tip of the stick was already touching Hong Renjiu's neck. The sharp tip cut through Hong Renjiu's neck, and a little blood flowed out instantly.

"Don't come any closer, or I'll kill him!" Ah Tie, standing behind Hong Renjiu, shouted in a desperate manner.

Guan Zu ignored his threat, took a few steps, silently calculated the attack range in his mind, stopped, and without even looking at A Tie, fixed his gaze on Hong Renjiu: "I said, let's continue looking for evidence. Once we find evidence, I'll just arrest him directly. Why did you have to take this risk?"

Hong Renjiu said with a bitter expression, "I just wanted to give him one last chance, but who knew..." He then sighed deeply.

Even in this situation, Ah Tie saw that these two guys weren't nervous at all and didn't take him seriously at all.

The slight fear he had felt moments before was completely overshadowed by rage. His hand gripping the stick trembled, drawing blood from Hong Renjiu's neck again. "Step back, or I'll kill him. One life for one life, I'll have my money's worth! I'll count to three!"

"3!"

"2!"

"1!"

Seeing that Guan Zu didn't move, A Tie gritted his teeth, raised the iron rod in his hand, and prepared to plunge it in. In the blink of an eye...

In that instant, Hong Ren and Guan Zu moved simultaneously.

Hong Ren fell backward, chair and all, and the iron rod in A Tie's hand missed its mark!

Before he could raise the iron rod again, Guan Zu's foot was already at A Tie's chest, and he kicked A Tie away.

Ah Tie was kicked back two steps, still catching his breath.

Guan Zu had already lunged forward, grabbed A Tie's hand holding the iron rod, pulled it back, and then delivered a knee strike!

With a "crack!", A-Tie's arm was struck and bent at a reverse 90-degree angle, instantly losing all strength and drooping down.

Ah Tie was tough; he gritted his teeth without making a sound, raised his other hand, clenched it into a fist, and slammed it down hard on Guan Zu's head.

The current Guan Zu is no longer the naive young man he was when he first fought "Eight-Faced Buddha".

Having fought so many battles, I have accumulated quite a bit of combat experience. Facing an opponent of Ah Tie's caliber is basically like bullying a weakling.

Guan Zu released A Tie's arm and took a step back, thus dodging A Tie's other fist.

Then a straight punch landed squarely on Atie's face, leaving him momentarily stunned by the powerful blow.

Guan Zu wouldn't give you a chance; he'd strike while you were down, raising his leg for another knee strike, hitting A Tie in the stomach.

Ah Tie was knocked flat on his back like a shrimp, his whole body bent over. Guan Zu casually picked up Ah Tie's injured arm.

One turn, and a back throw!

They threw A-Tie away. A-Tie, who had been thrown to the ground, was too weak to stand up.

Guan Zu stepped forward, pinned A Tie down, handcuffed his hands, and then searched him from head to toe.

After confirming there was no danger, he turned around and helped Hong Renjiu.

After being rescued, Hong Renjiu thanked Guan Zu, then picked up the iron rod from the ground and walked towards A Tie. He had just raised the rod when…

Then Guan Zu's voice rang out: "Don't hit his head!"

The descending stick obediently changed direction and landed on A-Tie's shoulder, then on his back, and then on his legs.

Hong Ren continued smashing things while shouting, "Damn it, you've got your eye on my wife, huh?!"

"You kidnapped me, didn't you!"

Seeing that the vandalism was almost over, Guan Zu, suppressing a laugh, stepped forward and stopped Hong Renjiu: "Brother Jiu, that's enough!"