Siheyuan: Hang Jia Dongxu, smash Banggeng to death!

Crow put his arm around Smiling Tiger's shoulder, glanced at him indifferently, and said, "Let's go."

The smiling tiger gave an awkward laugh.

In his heart, he was thinking: Did the crow take an airplane?

Something feels off.

JoJo breathed a long sigh of relief after everyone left; she was so scared!

Tangtang peeked out from behind her, her little face pale.

Lin Tian squatted down and wiped the dust off her face: "It's alright, Tangtang, your brother's here."

Looking up at Jojo, she said, "Sister, don't worry, anyone who dares to bully you, I'll make them pay."

Jojo was worried that the child would act impulsively. Besides, if Lin Tian, ​​a child, got angry and went after those people, wouldn't he be beaten to death?

She saw it; those thugs were chasing and attacking two women and a man with machetes.

"Xiao Tian, ​​you're still young. Let's leave these things to the police. Let's go home first."

Tangtang nodded, but her little hands still clung tightly to JoJo's dress.

Lin Tian watched the group of people walk away, his gaze calm, while the ghostly shadow beneath his feet silently followed.

How dare you scare my sister, how dare you bully JoJo!

Both the crow and the smiling tiger have already met their demise.

Jojo hailed a taxi, took Tangtang into the car, and Lin Tian followed behind.

The car door closed, and the driver had only been driving for five or six minutes when several people suddenly rushed out from a downhill alley.

"Kill him!"

"Don't run!"

Seven or eight thugs, wielding sticks, chased a man and a woman as they ran out of the alley.

The man was agile and fought back, taking down two thugs in just a few punches and kicks, and then got into a fierce battle with them.

Within minutes, the thugs were beaten to a pulp.

The man continued to chase after him.

The woman grabbed him, shouting, "That's enough, don't chase him anymore, the police will be here if you keep chasing him."

Lin Tian pressed his face against the car window and recognized it immediately.

Jackie Chan?

Is that woman next to Su Qi?

Watching that figure darting left and right through the crowd, that distinctive nose, that agile movements, and the way he couldn't help but swing his arms during the fight.

"Hong Kong is really in a mess."

The taxi had only been driving for five or six minutes when it encountered another fight.

The driver couldn't help but curse, and was about to take a detour when a figure in a police uniform rushed out from the roadside and blocked Jackie Chan's way.

"They've arrived!"

Stephen Chow was seen standing behind Jackie Chan with a police dog on a leash, looking very serious.

"Sonny, sit. Sonny, sit."

The police dog slowly sat down.

Eh?

This is?

Stephen Chow?

Lin Tian took a closer look and almost burst out laughing.

"Someone called the police that there's a fight here, right?"

Stephen Chow asked in a very serious tone.

Jackie Chan turned around and glanced at him: "Yes, I was attacked by a few thugs just now."

"Any clues?"

"Yes, a few sticks."

Jackie Chan handed over the few wooden sticks he had seized.

Stephen Chow took one and held it in front of the police dog's nose: "Sonny, sniff this. How's it? Any clues?"

Police dog Sonny lowered his head, sniffed the ground twice, then suddenly raised his head and dashed off in one direction.

Before Stephen Chow could react, the rope in his hand was pulled, and he was yanked forward.

"Why--"

Stephen Chow screamed and flipped backward, landing face-first on the ground as he was dragged away by the police dogs.

"Wait! Sonny! Wait!"

Zhou Xingxing lay on the ground, gripping the rope tightly with both hands and kicking wildly with his feet, but he was still being dragged very fast.

As I passed a corner, my head slammed into a rock with a "bang," and I was dragged into the alley and disappeared.

The taxi driver leaned out of the car, looking at the empty alley, and couldn't help but mutter, "What's wrong with this officer? Is a person treated worse than a dog?"

Tangtang pressed her face against the car window, her eyes lighting up as she watched.

"Wow, that dog is so strong! That guy is so shy, he's not as strong as the dog. I can lift a basin of water to wash my feet all by myself."

Lin Tian smiled and ruffled her hair: "Yes, my Tangtang is the best. Maybe we'll run into that brother again next time."

It's definitely amazing.

I drink the spiritual spring water every day.

Jackie Chan and Su Qi stood by the roadside, looking at the alley, completely bewildered.

Su Qi opened her mouth: "This...this officer..."

Jackie Chan shook his head, clearly having never seen anything like this before.

Jojo looked away and patted the driver's seat: "Driver, let's go."

She dared not linger any longer.

I don't know why, but there have been a lot of fights among thugs lately, which was something I rarely saw before.

It's like they're all being urged to be reborn now, one after another.

The driver responded, stepped on the gas, and the car slowly drove away.

Lin Tian leaned back in his seat, looking out the car window at the rapidly receding street scene, a smile playing on his lips.

This trip was worthwhile.

I really enjoy watching the movies starring Jackie Chan and Stephen Chow.

When she was a child, she watched "Project A" and was so scared when Jackie Chan jumped off the clock tower that she covered her eyes.

Watching "Fight Back to School" and seeing Stephen Chow make a fool of himself in class made me laugh so hard I almost fell over.

Now, these people are standing right in front of me.

This world is really getting more and more interesting.

"Xiao Tian, ​​what are you thinking about?"

JoJo's voice came from the side.

"It's nothing."

Lin Tian looked away. "I just think... Hong Kong is really lively."

JoJo sighed, "It's too lively. I don't know what's wrong with me lately, there's fighting everywhere."

She paused, looked at Lin Tian, ​​and said seriously, "Xiao Tian, ​​you just said you were going to teach those people a lesson. I know you're a good kid."

But those people are thugs, they're armed with knives. You're still young, just leave these things to the police.

Jojo reached out and patted Lin Tian's head: "Promise me you won't act impulsively, okay? We won't do anything criminal."

Lin Tian looked into her gentle eyes and nodded: "Okay, I promise you, sister."

What does the ghostly figure have to do with me, Lin Tian?

JoJo smiled and ruffled Tangtang's hair again: "Tangtang, be good. Were you scared today?"

Tangtang shook her head, her little face flushed: "I'm not scared! With Sister Guoguo here, Tangtang isn't afraid of anything!"

JoJo was amused by her mature demeanor and picked her up, placing her on her lap.

Tangtang nestled in her arms, her little hands clutching the hem of her clothes, and soon her eyelids began to droop.

JoJo gently patted her back.

Lin Tian leaned against the car window, looking at the scenery outside.

The taxi drove through the bustling streets.

The ghostly figure followed the crow and the smiling tiger silently through alley after alley.

The taxi stopped at the foot of Victoria Peak.

JoJo paid the fare and got off the bus carrying the sleeping Tangtang.

Lin Tian followed behind.

The housekeeper was waiting at the door. Seeing them return, she quickly came forward and took Tangtang from them: "Miss, is the little miss asleep?"

"Yeah, I'm exhausted today."

JoJo rubbed her arm. "Auntie, make something nice tonight for Xiaotian and Tangtang to calm their nerves."

"Okay."

The housekeeper carried Tangtang inside.

JoJo stood at the door, looking at Lin Tian: "Xiao Tian, ​​why don't you go and rest for a while too?"

Lin Tian nodded but didn't move. He looked up at JoJo and said earnestly, "Thank you, sister."

JoJo paused for a moment, then laughed: "Don't thank me, go and get some rest."

A slow smile crept onto Lin Tian's lips; it seemed having a home wasn't so bad after all.

He was so often killing that he almost lost himself.

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