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Chapter 410 A Wild Horse That Has Broke Off Its Reins (Seeking Monthly Tickets)
The atmosphere on the flight from Hong Kong Island to Eastern Europe was rather subtle.

In fact, there are still businessmen who are willing to risk their lives for a lot of money.

There were several such groups of businessmen on the plane.

At this moment, the small team of bodyguards around him didn't even dare to breathe loudly.

There was no way around it; all around were muscular, sharp-looking honey badgers.

The elite thugs from Tung Sing who were with Lei Yaoyang were all serious and dared not utter a sound.

However, ATV's dispatched reporter, Lai Tung, and the production team leader sitting next to him were constantly exchanging whispers and occasionally arguing, which seemed particularly out of place.

However, once the content of their argument was clearly heard, no one else had any intention of getting involved or acting as a peacemaker.

Damn, Li Dong is a madman!

He actually encouraged the film crew leader to follow him into the chaotic area of ​​their destination, wanting the camera to record the most authentic footage.

That's fucking amazing!
The production team leader turned pale with fright, and looked at Li Dong as if he were a madman.

Damn it, don't you know where we're headed?

There had just been an abnormal power shift there, and everything was in chaos, with people playing with firearms everywhere.

If things go wrong, we'll all be wiped out!

Li Dong, however, was excited, and was like a wild horse that had broken free of its reins; he just wanted to cause trouble.

Of course, according to him, their mission as journalists was to record the most authentic scene there on film.

Anyway, he was filled with righteous indignation at the moment, and felt that his idea was very good and powerful, and at the same time, it was a rare cause of justice.

"Boy, you are very brave!"

Lei Yaoyang and his elite thugs were sitting in front of Li Dong and his group, so they naturally heard their entire conversation.

A hint of appreciation appeared on his face. He swayed as he got up and walked to Li Dong's seat. He gestured for the crew leader, who was already covered in sweat, to give up his seat before smiling and speaking.

"Not as good as the Thunder Tiger of the Eastern Star!"

Li Dong wasn't intimidated. He replied with a forced smile, then asked irritably, "I wonder what instructions Brother Yaoyang has?"

He wasn't very willing to travel to the destination with Lei Yaoyang, one of the Five Tigers of Dongxing.

There was no way around it; Tung Sing's reputation was just too bad.

Moreover, Lei Yaoyang has been selling pills all along.

"I just wanted to remind you!"

Lei Yaoyang wasn't angry at all. He smiled and said, "The situation over there is quite bad. Your idea of ​​venturing into the most chaotic area is extremely dangerous!"

That's what they said, but the admiration on their faces didn't disappear.

He had heard of Li Dong's great reputation before he came.

Zhi Xiao is a journalist who is full of justice and dares to take risks.

At first, they naturally didn't take it seriously, but if they went to Eastern Europe in such a chaotic state of affairs with this mindset, they would probably be defeated very quickly.

He had no intention of being a nanny; he wouldn't care if Li Dong killed himself.

Anyway, Wu Feng didn't give any specific instructions, so if something really happened, Lei Yaoyang would definitely take care of himself first before thinking about anything else.

“Brother Yaoyang, I’m a reporter!” Li Dong said solemnly, “Brother Yaoyang can handle emergencies and chaotic situations with ease!”

"But the role of a journalist, if used well, can be quite valuable!"

"As the uncrowned kings of normal social order, there are some things that journalists can do that even a country's president wouldn't dare to take lightly!"

"Any head of government who has any sense of shame and doesn't want to become an international laughingstock will at least restrain themselves when facing foreign journalists!"

"Is that so?"

Lei Yaoyang was somewhat suspicious, but chuckled lightly, "Mr. Reporter, I'll be watching closely. I hope you won't disappoint me!"

In fact, it is evident from the film that he lacks an understanding of normal social order.

Otherwise, if he wanted to manipulate Hung Hing at will, he wouldn't need to personally intervene.

If the scene of Hung Hing's internal election for Tuen Mun district leader, along with various speeches, were published in the newspapers, Hung Hing would be in serious trouble.

If they make a few more sarcastic remarks and escalate the conflict to the Tuen Mun District Government and its councilors, Hung Hing might not even be able to hold onto its territory in Tuen Mun.

In fact, Li Dong only had a very vague understanding of these things and did not have a deep understanding of them.

The reason he was able to speak fluently was mainly because he had received brief training before boarding the plane.

The training instructors were well-known journalists from Beijing, whom Wu Feng had to do some favors to hire. They had extensive overseas experience and had even worked as war correspondents for a period of time, so they were very experienced in various interviewing situations.

At the same time, at a slight cost, a reporter from a major newspaper in Russia who was also struggling financially was invited to the country. This reporter was also very experienced in interviewing.

Moreover, he is someone who is very knowledgeable about certain situations in Eastern Europe, and even has a deep empathy for them.

When Li Dong learned about the resume of the teacher who trained him, he was completely stunned and dared not be distracted by anything else.

He also has a talent for being a reporter, and the short-term training was quite effective.

Of course, it's impossible to gain the ability to interview political figures and discern subtle changes in a country's economy.

He has no shortage of courage and experience to conduct street interviews, or even to go deep into chaotic areas.

Once they arrived at their destination and had just adjusted to the time difference, this guy couldn't wait and took the film crew out to conduct interviews on the streets.

Lei Yaoyang happened to be free, and he wanted to see how Li Dong, this "workaholic," would perform, so he led a group of elite henchmen and leisurely followed behind Li Dong and his group from a distance.

Then, something happened that greatly surprised him.

Li Dong and his group, who were conducting street interviews, incurred the displeasure of some group, who then called the police to disperse them.

Who knew that Li Dong would be more excited than anyone else?

He walked straight up to the officer in charge, held up his press pass with his right hand, pointed at the injured citizens with one hand, and roared loudly in broken English with a ferocious expression, as if he were scolding his grandson.

Lei Yaoyang could see clearly that this guy's saliva was almost splashing onto the face of the officer in charge, which was quite disgusting.

To his surprise, the officer in charge, though furious and looking quite grim, did not take any action directly, nor did he dare to make any rash moves.

Instead, he roared angrily at his men, then glared fiercely at the gang thugs who had called for reinforcements before leaving dejectedly, looking rather pathetic like a stray dog.

All of this was captured by the following cameras.

Wow!

Watching Li Dong, who had pinned his press pass to his chest with a brooch and still looked furious, as if he had been provoked and was enraged, Lei Yaoyang, who was following at a distance, seemed to be deep in thought, feeling as if he had touched the door to a new world.

(End of this chapter)