The Underground Emperor: Starting with Running Away with His Sister-in-Law

It was Dezi who spoke. She had also come to her senses and said with a face full of resentment.

"Zhao Pengshu?"

Ding Xin frowned but remained silent.

"He's a local gang leader, and this is what happened..."

The older sister-in-law, standing to the side, explained with a serious expression.

Time passed slowly, and Ding Xin listened attentively.

The elder sister-in-law was indeed quite eloquent, and Ding Xin's vague memory of "Sunflower" gradually became clearer.

Let's compare it to the scenario we just encountered.

so...

This is almost the finale!

I was wondering why this weakling looked so familiar; wasn't that Bai Yangji, one of Wu Taizhi's former subordinates...?

If it weren't for my own meddling.

According to the original plot, Tokuko should be dead by now.

The diary she used to threaten Zhao Pengshu was also taken away.

correct...

Zhao Pengshu also acquired the property rights to the Sunflower Restaurant.

Next comes the moment when the movie's protagonist unleashes his power, single-handedly confronting Zhao Pengshu to settle scores.

Gee!

The timing was perfect.

Ding Xin rubbed his chin, starting to think about his next move.

The system task definitely needs to be completed.

There is no doubt about this.

The question is how to maximize profits...

Looking at the whole movie, Ding Xin believes that the most valuable character is the protagonist, Wu Taizhi.

What did this person say?

Self-disciplined, skilled, and loyal.

And he's also quite intelligent.

There's a detail in the movie where he learns advanced arithmetic on his own while in prison.

The skill level is quite good.

He could easily answer all of his sister Choi Hee-joo's academic questions.

the most important is...

This Wu Taizhi doesn't have any ambition!

"Oh no, it's that feeling of being smitten..."

Such a person is capable in combat, resilient, loyal, intelligent, and unambitious...

He's perfect to be taken as a follower!

Ding Xin is currently lacking both money and manpower...

Unfortunately, Wu Taizhi is now tired of being in gangs and just wants to live an ordinary life.

How can this be done?

Deok-ja is still alive, which means Oh Tae-sik will likely continue to tolerate this...

You can't force him to become your underling...

Ding Xin frowned and glanced at Dezi, who was still shaken.

Could we make something of this woman?

If it weren't for me, Tokuko would be dead. I'd say I'm a great benefactor to her family now...

We need to find a way to amplify this gratitude...

......

Outside the gate.

Wu Taizhi, dragging his tired body, pushed open the gate to the courtyard.

The matter is finally resolved.

He took the initiative to negotiate with Zhao Pengshu today, sacrificing one of his hands in exchange for the safety of his mother and sister.

Zhao Pengshu also agreed to let their family go.

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but look at his left hand, which was wrapped in bandages.

Fortunately, Zhao Pengshu's men who were torturing him secretly let him off the hook and didn't sever his tendons.

Breathe a long sigh of relief.

Next, as long as he moves away from here with his mother and sister, everything will be alright.

"Mother, Mother..."

Upon entering the courtyard, he noticed that the living room lights were still on.

Without thinking much, he called out to his mother as he opened the sliding door to the living room.

But the next moment, he froze.

The sight in the living room sent chills down his spine.

The once neat and clean ground is now a mess.

In the corner of the living room, three burly men in black, their hands and feet bound, were left to one side, standing out conspicuously.

One of the.

He recognized him at a glance as his former brother, Bai Yangji.

Fortunately, the mother seems to be alright.

On the other side of the living room, he was sitting with two strangers, a man and a woman.

The man looked very young, with thick, black hair, handsome features, and sharp eyes.

In comparison.

The woman next to him looked older, probably in her thirties, with a gentle face, and was staring at him with curiosity.

While Wu Taizhi breathed a sigh of relief, he was still completely confused about the current situation.

"Son, you're back..."

Upon seeing Oh Tae-sik return, Deok-ja's face lit up with joy at first, but it was quickly overshadowed by deep sorrow.

"Mother, what happened?"

Wu Taizhi didn't dare to delay and quickly walked towards Dezi.

Just as they were getting close...

Wu Taizhi's face changed drastically, and he stared wide-eyed in panic, asking, "Mother, what happened to your neck?!"

There was a deep mark there.

"Ah, I'm fine. Sigh, just now..."

Dezi subconsciously clenched her collar, sighed, and then recounted what had just happened.

As Deok-ja recounted her story, Oh Tae-sik's expression kept changing.

From rage to relief, and finally to gratitude.

"Thank you so much!"

Wu Taizhi knelt down with a thud and bowed deeply to Ding Xin.

Although South Korea's kneeling etiquette is not as solemn as that of China, it is still the highest form of etiquette for South Koreans, and one cannot simply kneel down whenever one pleases.

"You're welcome. We're all on the same side, after all."

Ding Xin smiled and helped Wu Taizhi up, quite satisfied with his attitude; this was a good start.

He's one step closer to having someone become his underling.

After exchanging a few pleasantries, the two sides began to discuss the current situation.

Ding Xin then focused on learning about the local gangs, especially Zhao Pengshu's sphere of influence.

Through Oh Tae-sik's account, compare the movie plot with your own memory.

After all, this is a real world, and it never hurts to be careful.