Comprehension against the sky, creating the Five Thunders in the real world

After listening to Lin Beichen's account, Lü Guangwei finally felt relieved. He couldn't help but admire them in his heart: He was right about these people. Even the top assassins in Japan couldn't do anything to them. Their strength is indeed trustworthy.

Then, he looked at Lin Beichen and asked with a hint of surprise, "Are you planning to hand this person over to me?"

Lin Beichen nodded and replied seriously, "That's right. Letting the Chinese government handle this matter can also have a deterrent effect on the outside world."

"Think about it, this man is Japan's top assassin, internationally renowned. If the outside world knew he'd fallen in China, other opportunistic assassins would definitely be wary and wouldn't dare to cause trouble in China again."

Upon hearing this, Lü Guangwei smiled approvingly: "You've thought this through very thoroughly. You're very thoughtful."

Lin Beichen smiled modestly: "This is what we should do. Protecting the safety of China is our responsibility."

After exchanging pleasantries, Lü Guangwei led everyone toward a secret meeting room. Along the way, the guards were extremely tight, and strict identity checks were conducted at every turn. A tense and serious atmosphere permeated the air.

Soon, the group arrived at the door of the secret conference room. Pushing open the heavy metal door, a blast of cool air rushed out. The walls of this conference room were exceptionally thick, seemingly made of a special material, providing excellent soundproofing. Even if someone outside tried to eavesdrop using various devices, it would be impossible for them to hear anything from inside.

Lin Beichen discreetly observed his surroundings, secretly guessing: Judging from this setup, this secret meeting room is probably built hundreds of meters underground; otherwise, such tight security wouldn't be necessary. The fact that they chose such a special place for their meeting clearly indicates that what they're about to discuss is no small matter.

Yu Feng, standing nearby, also sensed something was wrong. The relaxed expression on his face gradually disappeared, replaced by a hint of unease. He moved closer to Lü Guangwei, forcing an awkward smile, and cautiously asked, "Mr. Lü, I'd like to ask, is there still a chance for me to withdraw from this mission now? I've suddenly been feeling unwell lately, my head is dizzy, and I feel like I have some kind of illness. I might need to go to the hospital for a thorough checkup; it's really not suitable for me to carry out those dangerous missions anymore. What do you think of my condition…?"

Before Yu Feng could finish speaking, Lü Guangwei interrupted him. How could Lü Guangwei not see through his little scheme? This kid was clearly trying to back out, deliberately making excuses to avoid the mission. Just now, Yu Feng had been hopping and skipping along, carrying that sack full of people, full of energy—he didn't seem unwell at all. If Yu Feng was considered unwell, then Lü Guangwei would have been bedridden long ago!
Lu Guangwei glared at Yu Feng with annoyance, and said in a warning tone, "Stop talking nonsense here. If this mission is completed successfully, you will get a lot of credit. I'm sure your old men will be very happy if they find out. If you back out now, you should think about the consequences yourself."

Upon hearing the words "the old men in the family," Yu Feng's smile instantly froze, and he dared not utter another word. He knew better than anyone that his grandfathers were his greatest weakness. These old men had dedicated their lives to serving the country, valuing responsibility and commitment above all else. If they knew he was feigning illness to avoid a mission, they would probably break his legs on the spot.

For the sake of his own life and for the sake of a peaceful life in the future, Yu Feng could only silently abandon the idea of ​​quitting and resolved to carry out this mission well. In fact, when he said he wanted to quit, he wasn't joking. The money he had earned from missions over the years was more than enough for him to live a comfortable life. As long as he didn't squander it recklessly, he would never have to worry about money again.

Moreover, after experiencing so many dangerous missions, Yu Feng was already feeling physically and mentally exhausted. He had finally had a chance to take a vacation, but he was on tenterhooks every day, fearing that assassins would come knocking on his door, and he hadn't been able to rest properly for a single day. Sometimes he even thought how wonderful it would be if he could completely escape these dangerous missions and find a quiet place to live the life of an ordinary person.

Just as Yu Feng was lost in thought, Lü Guangwei's voice rang out again, pulling him back to reality: "This mission will be led by Zhang San, Lin Beichen, and Yu Feng. You have two main tasks: first, to use force to deter Japan, letting them know the strength of China and preventing them from provoking us again; second, to intimidate those small countries to the south. Recently, those countries have started to act restlessly again, frequently causing trouble on the border. We must teach them a lesson and make them behave."

After speaking, Lü Guangwei took out three uniquely shaped weapons from a cabinet and handed them to the three men: "These are new weapons we prepared in advance, called 'Peacemaker.' You can test their specific effects at the special testing site later to see how they actually work. Here is also the instruction manual; familiarize yourself with it beforehand to avoid operational errors during the mission."

Those familiar with Lü Guangwei know that he is always a decisive and efficient person who doesn't like to procrastinate. So when assigning tasks, he didn't say much irrelevant stuff and directly explained the specifics and requirements of the task.

He then went on to explain in detail the advantages and disadvantages of the new weapon, "Peacekeeper." He admitted that the weapon was not without its flaws, with its biggest drawback being insufficient ammunition reserves. Moreover, the ammunition manufacturing process was complex, making replenishment quite troublesome. Once ammunition ran out during a mission, it was difficult to obtain timely supplies.

However, its advantages are also very prominent—its destructive power is extremely high, far exceeding that of ordinary weapons currently on the market. In Lü Guangwei's view, this alone is enough to make up for the lack of ammunition, since in critical moments, powerful destructive power can often play a decisive role.

Yu Feng took the "Peacemaker" and weighed it in his hand. He found the weapon small and unremarkable, completely different from the powerful weapons he remembered. Filled with curiosity, but also somewhat skeptical, he couldn't help but ask, "You say this weapon is powerful? Just how powerful? It's such a small thing, and doesn't look special at all. Can it really be as powerful as you say?"

Lu Guangwei had anticipated this question, so he took out a tablet from his pocket, opened a video file, and handed it to Yu Feng: "You probably don't have a good idea of ​​how powerful it is just from talking about it. Here are some videos from previous tests. You can watch the videos and judge its destructive power directly. As for letting you try it out on the spot now, let's forget about it. Resupplying ammunition for this weapon is too troublesome. Every round of ammunition is precious now, and we can't waste it on pointless trials."

Lin Beichen, standing nearby, took the "Peacekeeper" and its instruction manual and began to carefully read them. When he saw in the manual that the weapon was still in the experimental stage, his brow furrowed slightly, and he felt a pang of apprehension. He looked up at Lü Guangwei, his tone uncertain, and asked, "Mr. Lü, I see in the manual that this weapon is still in the experimental stage, right? Wouldn't it be inappropriate to use a weapon that's still in the experimental stage for a mission? I'm a little worried that if the weapon suddenly malfunctions during a mission, such as exploding, the consequences could be severe."

Upon hearing this, Lü Guangwei coughed lightly twice before quickly explaining, "Don't worry, although this weapon hasn't been officially deployed yet, it has undergone multiple tests by a professional research team, and its performance is absolutely fine. The reason it hasn't been officially put into use is mainly because ammunition resupply is too troublesome and production costs are relatively high, making large-scale production impossible for the time being. As for stability, you don't need to worry at all. The research team has already investigated all possible problems, and the situation you're worried about will definitely not occur."

"The stability is not a problem."

Faced with questions from his companions, Lü Guangwei seemed quite helpless.

What is the most essential element in human relationships? What is the most indispensable element in getting along with others? The answer is undoubtedly trust. Trust is the most basic and crucial bond in interpersonal communication.

If even trust no longer exists.

How can we even talk about living together then?

The friendship eventually faded.

In the end, I was still let down.

Lu Guangwei's face showed an expression that said, "You really have disappointed me."

"Now you should understand just how precious and rare this batch of equipment is."

"I specifically applied for this position for you, to ensure your safety during missions and to allow you to handle various dangerous situations with greater composure." Lü Guangwei sighed, looking like a heartbroken person betrayed by a close friend. His demeanor made Lin Beichen and the others shake their heads repeatedly.

"Why make it sound so serious?"

"It is necessary to carefully verify the situation before departure. Carrying out a mission is not a child's game. You may lose feelings, but if we are careless, we may lose our lives."

Yu Feng said with a serious expression.

After saying that, he turned to Lin Beichen and put on a fawning smile.

"Brother Lin Beichen, do you think what I said makes sense?"

"It does make sense."

Lin Beichen responded.

Yu Fengneng has this understanding.

This truly made Lin Beichen look at him in a different light.

"Alright, here is the target information for the decapitation operation you need to carry out in Japan."

"Our intelligence is rather limited, and you'll have to figure out the more detailed information yourselves. I wish you all the best. I understand this mission is exceptionally difficult, which is why I specifically invited the three of you to participate. I've already given my assurances to others."

"Please don't embarrass me."

Lu Guangwei's words left the three of them speechless once again.

Good grief, so you were just using the three of us to brag?

There's nothing wrong with bragging, but don't drag us into it.

Every mission is fraught with unknown dangers, and no one can guarantee absolute success. Sometimes, to save one's life, one should even abandon the mission.

You've actually made a pledge in advance!

This is just adding to our troubles.

……

Noransuke was completely stunned.

He realized he had been thrown into an open field.

Birds chirped in my ears from time to time, and a big dog was panting heavily beside me.

What a disgrace.

Scholars can be killed but not humiliated.

He had never suffered such humiliation before.
This was absolutely outrageous; he finally experienced firsthand what it meant to be worse than dead.

In the past, Norasuke killed people not simply to take their lives.

He often tortures his targets to death, just to enjoy the thrill of the cat-and-mouse game.

They enjoy watching the desperate look on their prey's face as it dies.

I've truly committed a terrible sin; this is probably divine retribution. If I had another chance, I would never choose this path again. Unfortunately, I have no other choice.

Norasuke knew exactly what was going on.

I'm sure I'm doomed this time.

China will never let him off easily.

As he expected, he could only wait for fate to decide his fate.

Lu Guangwei did not deal with him privately.

Instead, they made the news public, spreading it throughout China.

The news released by major online platforms is all related to him.

Norasuke became a "celebrity" in China overnight.

[The top assassin from Japan has been apprehended and brought to justice.]

[Execution will be carried out on a later date.]

[Live broadcast worldwide.]

See? This is what they call killing someone by destroying their spirit.

That's a truly ruthless move, it's amazing.

This practice infuriated many of his fellow assassins.

They thought it was going too far and violating human rights, but no one dared to complain openly.

No one dares to cause trouble in China.

China truly lives up to its reputation as a no-go zone for assassins and mercenaries.

Anyone who dares to set foot in China must be prepared to be killed.

"Is this approach inappropriate?"

Someone posted the following comments online.

"Everyone should have the freedom to choose how they die. Isn't taking someone's life against human ethics?" This person's ID is "I'm Invincible," but what he said is both laughable and pathetic.

"Oh dear, the Buddha's light on the screen is almost blinding me."

"The relics are almost hitting my face."

"That's just plain stupid."

"You're telling this to the assassin? Ha! I wish your whole family safety."

"Alright, alright, there's no need to waste words with this kind of person. Just report them and that's it."

Everyone objected.

It can be seen that the vast majority of Chinese people still hold very positive views.

Of course, this was just a minor incident, and those who spoke recklessly were quickly attacked by the crowd. Having learned from this example, those who followed naturally dared not speak carelessly again.

……

at the same time.

The news was also received in Japan.

This news shocked most people in Japan.

Their top assassin from Japan has been captured by China. (End of Chapter)