The game's heroine has come true? The aloof school beauty is in tears.

Gang fights also have different levels.

It's like a fight between ordinary thugs, which is no different from a fight between cavemen; they can just close their eyes and start swinging.

But this kind of fierce battle involving nearly two thousand people is definitely not a small-scale event.

If you don't have a visual image, imagine the playground during recess.

The entire playground was filled with people, resulting in a chaotic brawl.

Moreover, the Five Lakes Gang is an old gang.

Especially for businesses like Songtang, which are involved in building materials supply and land development, they used to fight almost every day in the early years, so their overall competence is truly impressive.

Small groups formed small formations.

It can achieve both offense and defense even in densely populated battlefields.

This is the most powerful branch of the entire Five Lakes Gang.

Secondly, there is the Hong Kong Church, which is the reformist faction, consisting of core members mixed in with their relatives.

The peripheral members who had been waiting outside were also pouring in.

This group of people are involved in emerging gray industries, and they have a history of fighting and brawling. Although their overall combat strength is not as good as Lin Tang's.

But if Huang Feiyang doesn't die, they will.

Others can run away if they can't win, but for them, losing means certain death.

If they win, the Crown Prince might spare their lives.

If they lose, will Huang Feiyang let them off the hook?

So they were like an arrow, piercing deep into Lin Tang's formation.

They fought with an almost reckless style, tearing open a gap in the defense.

While its sharp edge is unstoppable, it is difficult to sustain.

Although they have managed to create an opening, they will eventually be worn down by the experienced Lin Tang.

But behind them is Matsudo, who "always wins when things are going well".

These new recruits certainly lacked experience, but being young is sometimes not a bad thing.

Because young people are most prone to losing their rationality.

The old folks in Lintang simply don't understand what's wrong with today's young people.

Back in their day, when they were involved in gangs, they all shouted slogans like "righteousness reaching the heavens" and "loyalty and courage."

But look at these young people from Songtang.

The leader, a long-haired kid named A-Jie, just shouted at the sky:

"Brothers, Ah Qiang managed to take on three men even when surrounded by seven!"

"Ah Qiang is watching us right here, don't let him laugh at you!"

"Avenge Ah-Qiang!"

Then there's this group of young people who haven't even grown their hair yet.

They don't curse, they don't shout, and they don't even utter harsh words.

He kept muttering to himself, "Damn it! Don't underestimate the bond between us and Ah Qiang!"

Then, with red eyes, they rushed in in a huge swarm.

There was no formation, no strategy.

But it is energetic.

Chen Muchun led his men to dig forward relentlessly.

The young men from Songtang took over behind them, spreading outwards like ink drops on paper.

Only Ah-Jie, seeing that the battle was becoming increasingly intense, chose to break away from Songtang's formation and quietly blend into the crowd of Gangtang.

His eyes searched the crowd like a hunting dog that smells blood and seeks its prey.

Finally, his gaze settled on the back of the crowd.

There was a middle-aged man in a suit and tie, who was heavily guarded.

He gritted his teeth, gripping his short-handled dagger tightly, and charged out of the crowd, riding alone toward his target.

This is his only chance.

The only opportunity to give Ah Qiang a chance to take revenge was in front of him.

Ah-Qiang-Zai and Ah-Jie-Zai are nicknames.

They've been called that since junior high.

A-Qiang's family was very poor and they lived in a tin shed.

But Ah Jie is different; on the contrary, his family is quite wealthy.

You can tell from his long hair covering his eyes that you can't keep this hairstyle without some spare money.

He was purely a troublemaker, a delinquent youth who couldn't be purer than anyone else.

Since ancient times, classmates who sit together have become a couple. Ah Jie and Ah Qiang are classmates. Ah Qiang was often bullied when they were in school, and Ah Jie would always come to his rescue.

So the two of them inevitably became good brothers, and under A-Jie's guidance, they embarked on the path of the underworld.

At the time, Ah Jie felt he was not wrong. How many years would it take you to work before you could marry Ah Zhen?

Ah Jie came from a good family, and they were both good at having fun and talking, so the two of them stood out and came to the Crown Prince's side.

He even got the chance to beat up the crown prince.

The injuries Lu Yuan faked to deceive Huang Zhiyi were actually caused by the two of them fighting.

After the Blitzkrieg reformers, the Crown Prince needed someone to stay by his side at all times.

This position should have originally belonged to A-Jie, because he has a more outgoing personality.

But Ah Jie also gave up his position to Ah Qiang, and by following the Crown Prince, he was practically guaranteed a life of wealth and honor.

Ah Jie felt he hadn't done anything wrong.

His brother needs this more; if he can't make it, he can just go home.

So even Ah Qiang, who was led down this road by him, died under a hail of knives.

He didn't feel any remorse.

But his brother died, and he couldn't avenge him himself.

He was wrong.

And if the battlefield continues like this...

Even if they win, Huang Feiyang will most likely not die.

Because Ah Jie felt that the prince didn't seem like the kind of person who would be involved in the underworld.

The prince is too shrewd; even if he wins, he won't kill Huang Feiyang, but will instead use the opportunity to seek more benefits.

He will not betray the Crown Prince.

However, he also did not approve of the crown prince.

He risked his life to kill Huang Feiyang and avenge himself.

If he is lucky enough to survive, he will leave the Five Lakes Gang.

Ah Jie was getting further and further away from his battle line. As he charged forward, it became increasingly difficult to see anyone with a white headband around him.

At this moment, he was about fifty meters away from Huang Feiyang, with seven people in between.

Fifty meters, seven people.

Ah Jie glanced to the left and caught a glimpse of the direction of the tombstone.

He had fought his way here and was almost at his physical limit, only managing to stay afloat thanks to the adrenaline he was pumping during his power spike.

"Ah Qiang, please bless me."

Ah Jie swung his arms and charged at the seven men, beginning a primal fight.

He doesn't need to defeat these seven people; he just needs to clear a path and rush towards Huang Feiyang.

It doesn't matter if I die.

Perhaps it was because Ah-Qiang was protecting him.

He actually broke through the defenses of these seven people and ran wildly to Huang Feiyang.

Just as he was about to use his last breath to stab Huang Feiyang with the knife.

He brushed aside his bangs, which were stained with blood and almost congealed, as they were partially obstructing his vision.

It's fine if you don't peel it open, but once you do, it's all over.

"Why are there still seven?"

Before A-Jie could even be surprised, the knife had already cut open his skin.

He instinctively raised his hand to block, and a sharp pain shot through his arm, causing blood to gush out.

He lay on the ground, powerless, his eyes glancing towards the direction of the tombstone.

The effects of adrenaline began to wear off, and an overwhelming sense of fatigue washed over me.

If the previous cut wasn't fatal, what about the next one?

He saw the knife about to fall on his face.

But I no longer had the strength to hide.

He closed his eyes and felt the knife cutting into his face.

But it was just a light scratch on the skin.

What happened?

He suddenly opened his eyes and saw the tip of the knife hovering in front of him.

The tip of the knife trembled from side to side, but it could not move forward.

Ah Jie crawled back two steps and looked up.

A tall, slender figure wearing a white shirt and black trousers tightly gripped Lin Tang's younger brother's arm.

The reason for the trembling of the knife tip has also been found.

Because Lin Tang's arm was already at a 45-degree angle.

A pristine white shirt is of course the best.

But on this battlefield where blood is everywhere, it would be very strange if there wasn't a single drop of blood.

"How many times have I told you to cut your long hair? Next time at the Taoist temple, if the male and female leads suddenly switch positions, and you can't see with your left eye blocked, you'll only be able to attack the male lead when the camera suddenly cuts to you, and that'll be the best you can do."