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Chapter 419: It was partly luck! (Seeking monthly votes)
"You should rest and recover here; I won't kick you out!"

Wu Feng found it amusing and naturally wouldn't kick Guan Zisen out just because of the potential risks he might pose.

He still has plenty of sense of responsibility and self-confidence.

It was quite unexpected that Guan Zisen would have such a high opinion of Xinglin Hospital's security system.

Of course, this guy's concerns are not without merit!

After all, having risen to the position of leader of the Wanwan branch of the Helian Gang, how could he not be aware of Lei Gong's intentions? He might very well use him as a scapegoat to make an example of someone.

If that were the case, Lei Gong would definitely want him dead.

It's true, whether it's a big hospital in Taiwan or a famous hospital in Hong Kong, you could be taken down by a skilled expert.

Don't assume that the kind of expert who infiltrates hospitals in movies and TV shows doesn't exist in reality.

In fact, in places like hospitals, it's not difficult to sneak into non-core areas if you have a strong enough mentality.

The more famous the hospital, the more out-of-town patients it attracts.

Moreover, the number of doctors and nurses in the hospital is quite large.

Aside from the doctors and nurses in the same clinic or on the same floor, it's hard to say that you know them all, which is the most likely loophole to get away with it.

Xinglin Hospital has detailed countermeasures for these issues.

The key point is that there aren't actually that many patients here.

At least the current security force is sufficient to ensure Guan Zisen's safety, and it is unlikely that the Sanlian Gang would be able to hire those top experts.

The price to pay is too high; Lei Gong probably wouldn't be willing to pay it.

Furthermore, doing so would be too ostentatious and could very well invite the same kind of retaliation as the winning streak, which is no joke.

"Don't worry, Brother Feng, I won't leave the hospital easily until I'm fully recovered!"

With a forced smile, Guan Zisen immediately seized the opportunity to strike.

"Hmph, I won't reduce your medical expenses by even a penny!"

Wu Feng smiled slightly, got up, and prepared to leave.

To be fair, Kwan Tsz-sum has had some luck.

This guy was stationed in Taiwan when his gang was suddenly attacked, and his forces collapsed like a house of cards.

I don't know what he was thinking, but he immediately told his underlings to call Hung Hing's branch there for help.

Wang Zhi, the Hung Hing triad leader based in Taiwan, mobilized his men to provide support without hesitation. He also called on Tung Sing, Shui Fong, and other local triads to come and help.

According to him, since everyone is from Hong Kong Island, they naturally have a certain connection, and it is only right to help each other in an unfamiliar environment.

The key point is that there is no obvious conflict of interest between the gangs under their command, which makes it even more important to step in and provide reinforcements in a timely manner.

If something happens to the Lien Shing triad today, and everyone just sits by and doesn't take it seriously, what will happen when other triad branches are also attacked by local triads? Will they also be left to fend for themselves?

If that's the case, then the various gangs' hard-earned establishments could easily be defeated one by one by local gangs.

The reason we were able to establish ourselves here is because we caught the local gangs off guard, and also because the gangs behind us have strong backing, which makes the local gangs dare not act rashly.

If local gangs saw through the loopholes, I don't believe they would still be so obedient and restrained.

Not only did Wang Zhi not believe it, but the other gang leaders also did not believe it.

Then, when Lian Sheng's gang in Taiwan was on the verge of collapse, the situation was stabilized in time by several major triads in Hong Kong.

At this point, Guan Zisen was already seriously injured and unconscious. The other leaders were either in a state of panic or had been killed long ago.

Anyway, the entire He Lian Sheng gang was like a headless fly.

All I can say is that Kwan Tsai-sum was lucky; his colleagues from Hong Kong Island who rushed to his aid got him to a major local hospital for treatment immediately.

Of course, since it was a firearm injury, it naturally 'alarmed' the local police station.

"Boss, should we do something?"

Li Xin, who had been silent the whole time, suddenly spoke up as he left with Wu Feng: "I always feel that we can't be too cowardly!"

"Then let Wang Zhi follow behind He Liansheng!"

Wu Feng continued walking, but his tone was quite cold: "No one knows whether this is Lei Gong's personal idea or something that has been pushed out by many local gangs to test our moves?"

"I'll let Han Bin know!"

Now that you've left the club, you need to be clear about your stance.

Some things still require Han Bin, this somewhat 'unworthy' leader of Hung Hing, to step in.

"What about the other clubs?"

Li Xin's face lit up with joy, and he continued to ask, "Should we inform them?"

Once Wang Zhi makes a move, the Saigon branch can send out more ambitious and elite thugs.

He has too many elite thugs under his command, and they are all young and impetuous, so they are not easy to manage.

Most importantly, he doesn't have the exaggerated fighting skills of the boss, Wu Feng.

Since taking power, Wu Feng has not participated in any street brawls.

However, when he usually trains, he always asks his close henchmen to participate, and they also train in fist and foot combat.

The close henchmen who followed Wu Feng were all the most capable fighters in the gang, and they had all suffered a lot at Wu Feng's hands.

It wasn't that they intentionally gave way; they simply couldn't win.

Wu Feng's close henchmen are rotated every now and then, which has led to Wu Feng's formidable fighting skills being widely known among the gang's underlings.

If it were just a few people bragging, that would be one thing, but Wu Feng had quite a few close henchmen around him. After leaving Wu Feng's side, they all became minor leaders in their respective gangs, managing one or two nightclubs.

Everyone agreed that Wu Feng was highly skilled in martial arts and had extraordinary abilities, and his underlings gradually came to accept this view.

Similarly, when Wu Feng was still the head of the Saigon branch, his unruly thugs were relatively well-behaved.

If you can't beat your own boss in terms of pure force, where do you get the confidence to be arrogant and domineering? Aren't you just asking for a beating?

Li Xin didn't have that kind of intimidating power, so his capable underlings inevitably acted somewhat arrogantly.

He wouldn't follow the example of Uncle Deng, who was in a winning streak, and try to balance and suppress his outstanding underlings. Anyway, Hung Hing already had quite a few overseas branches, so he could send them anywhere he wanted.

Of course, the more prosperous the place, the better, so that there won't be any underlings complaining that he is unfair and abuses his power.

"no need!"

Wu Feng paused, then chuckled, "They're all seasoned veterans of the underworld; they naturally know what they should and shouldn't do. If you were to remind them, they'd probably think you're bossing them around!"

"They're all naive and easily offended, so don't provoke them, just give up!"

(End of this chapter)