A miraculous doctor descended from the heavens.

"Hehe, isn't that me!" the man said with a faint smile.

If the first one were a woman, she would be clutching her heart and screaming right now.

But he was a man, so he could only stare at the man in terror.

The old man's expression now was no less than Yang Di's when he encountered Gu Feng in his room that night.

However, this person was not Gu Feng.

However, for Lao Yi, and even for the entire Huilong Society, this person is far more terrifying than Gu Feng.

Because this person was none other than Ding Lisheng, the nemesis of the Huilong Society.

As the saying goes, enemies often meet on a narrow road.

But Lao Yi never dreamed that the road would be so narrow, and that he would run into his enemy so far from Shenzhen.

Hong, who was waiting for a chair, also noticed something was wrong and quickly came over with two bodyguards.

When Master Hong saw Ding Lisheng, he also had a look of disbelief on his face.

The father and son were shocked for a long time before their expressions gradually calmed down, but their hearts were still pounding.

No matter how powerful Master Hong and Lao Yi were outside Shenzhen, or how high and mighty they were in the Huilong Society, they always had reservations about Ding Lisheng, a figure who was almost a myth.

"Ding Lisheng, what are you doing here?" Master Hong asked, trying to remain calm, but his voice trembled noticeably as he spoke.

"Haha, Hong Sheng, what you're saying is really funny. You didn't even buy this underground area, so if you can be here, why can't I?" Ding Lisheng asked with a faint smile.

Is it really a coincidence? So coincidental? The suspicious Mr. Hong simply didn't believe it.

However, upon closer inspection, it was discovered that Ding Lisheng was not sitting in a chair, but in a wheelchair.

The person sitting next to him was neither his advisor nor his highly skilled son-in-law, but an old man whose face resembled Ding Lisheng's, clearly Ding Lisheng's father.

Seeing all this, Master Hong couldn't help but wonder, could this really be a coincidence?

My father and I came to Long Island for tourism, and Ding Lisheng also came to visit.

If that's really the case, then wouldn't this be considered a golden opportunity? Thinking of this, a murderous glint appeared in Master Hong's eyes.

Seeing his father's ever-changing expression, the eldest son, knowing his father's thoughts better than anyone else, could guess what his father was thinking.

Looking around, Ding Lisheng only had his father and son; he didn't bring any of his men with him.

On their side, including bodyguards, there were a total of four people.

Taking care of a cripple and a decrepit old man is an extremely simple matter.

Strike first and you'll have the upper hand; strike later and you'll suffer the consequences.

Taking down Ding Lisheng is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Once he made up his mind, Lao Yi was about to wave his hand to have two bodyguards go up and push Ding Lisheng and his son into the lake to drown them.

Just as he was about to raise his hand, Master Hong stopped him with a look.

The old man looked at his father with a puzzled expression, but saw that his father gave him a look that said "don't be impatient," so he had no choice but to endure it for the time being.

"Ding Lisheng, we've known each other for over ten years now, haven't we?" Master Hong sat down leisurely, his composure and calmness returning to his face.

"More or less," Ding Lisheng said in a consistently calm tone.

"So how many times have we actually faced each other?" Master Hong asked again.

"It seems like today is the first time," Ding Lisheng said after thinking for a moment.

"Hehe, I thought we'd never meet in this lifetime. What a coincidence to run into you here, brother!" Master Hong laughed heartily. His laughter was full of smugness and arrogance, like a cat that had caught a mouse.

Hearing his laughter, Lao Yi finally understood what his father meant.

The Yihe Gang and the Huilong Society have been fighting each other for nearly ten years. This time, Ding Lisheng, the leader of the Yihe Gang, has fallen into their hands. How could his father let Ding Lisheng die so easily? He must at least torture him.

When a cat catches a mouse that's been causing it trouble all day, it has to catch it, let it go, and play with it; otherwise, how can it vent its anger?

"Yes, it really is fate. What's that saying again? 'Those who are not destined to meet will not meet even if they are face to face; those who are destined to meet will meet even if they are a thousand miles apart.' We used to be in Shenzhen almost every day, but we never had the chance to meet. I never expected to run into you here on Changdao Island, hundreds of miles away from Shenzhen," Ding Lisheng said with a smile. Then he said something that disgusted Hong Sheng: "It's a pity you're not a woman. If you were, I would have slept with you."

A surge of anger welled up in Hong Sheng's eyes, and a ferocious look flashed across his face. It disappeared in an instant before he regained his composure and said in a cold, sinister tone, "It is indeed a pity. This is the first time we have met today, but it will probably be the last."

"Huh?" Ding Lisheng's face showed a slight look of surprise. "I don't want to mess with you, but you want to mess with me instead?"

"Yeah." Hong Sheng nodded heavily. "If we don't do it today, I'm afraid we won't have another chance. Brother, look around."

Ding Lisheng didn't look around; he just stared at Hong Sheng without blinking.

When bosses clash, is this kind of imposing presence all they need?

Hong Sheng ignored Ding Lisheng's reaction and simply pointed to the surrounding mountains, saying, "This place is backed by mountains and faces the sea, with cool breezes and cold water. It's an excellent feng shui location for burying bones. Being able to bury one's bones in such a place is a blessing that many people would rather die for."

Ding Lisheng's expression changed slightly, and he sneered, "Hong Sheng, are you implying that today is the anniversary of my death?"

"Uh, I'm really embarrassed to say that," Hong Sheng said with a sigh, "but that's really what I meant."

"Heh heh, you think you can really kill me?" Ding Lisheng asked with a sneer.

"What do you think?" Hong Sheng looked around. In this desolate wilderness, there wasn't a soul in sight except for them. Four people taking down a cripple and an old man—how could they possibly survive? He truly didn't believe it.

"Hong Sheng, can I tell you something?" Ding Lisheng replied, seemingly ignoring the question.

"Is this your last request before you die?"

Ding Lisheng smiled, ignoring his sarcasm, and simply looked at him, saying, "Hong Sheng, you should know that my Yihe Gang is very powerful. In terms of manpower, it's almost five times the size of your Huilong Society. But do you know why I've always ignored you, even though you're right here?"

This question had always puzzled Hong Sheng, and even Lao Yi. Therefore, they were all eager to know the answer.

Hong Sheng thought for a moment, then said in a teasing tone, "Is it because rabbits don't eat the grass near their burrows?"

Ding Lisheng burst into laughter, leaving everyone bewildered. Master Hong's joke wasn't funny at all.

"Hong Sheng, I have to say, you guessed right." Ding Lisheng paused before continuing, "However, my principle of 'a rabbit doesn't eat the grass near its burrow' might be a little different from what you understand."

"Oh?"

"You think it's because I'm afraid, or because I have some reservations? If you think that way, then you're completely wrong. In other people's eyes, the Huilong Society may be a big gang, and you, Hong Sheng, may be a respectable figure. But to me, Ding Lisheng, the Huilong Society and you, Hong Sheng, are nothing but clowns. I can strangle you anytime I want."

This time, it was Hong Sheng's turn to laugh out loud, but his laughter sounded somewhat hollow and guilty.

"Ding Lisheng, you're exaggerating a bit too much." Hong Sheng's tone was full of sarcasm and disdain, but the murderous intent in his eyes was growing stronger.

Ding Lisheng shook his head: "I do have some bad habits, but I definitely don't brag."

"Ding Lisheng, I don't care if you're used to bragging or not. I only know that you have to die today. But don't worry, you won't be lonely. After you die, I'll soon bring your daughter here to keep you company. Every year when I come here for a visit, I'll also stop by to see you." Hong Sheng felt that he had already talked to Ding Lisheng enough, and there was no point in continuing, so he prepared to have his two bodyguards take action.

"Hong Sheng, do you really think you can kill me today?" Ding Lisheng asked with a faint smile.

"Oh? Then let's give it a try." Hong Sheng said, his eyes flashing with a fierce light. He waved to his two bodyguards and shouted, "Push them in, let them drown, then drag them back up. I'll use their flesh as bait."

At a command, the two burly men immediately stepped forward, ready to push Ding Lisheng, who was sitting in a wheelchair and powerless to resist, into the lake.

"Chirp! Chirp!" Two soft sounds came, followed by the two burly men clutching their bleeding hands and screaming in agony.

Startled by the sudden turn of events, both Grandpa Hong and Old Man Yi looked around in a panic. Apart from a gentle breeze rippling across the lake, there was no sound whatsoever.

"Sniper! They have a sniper!" the old man shouted in terror, reaching for his gun in his pocket.

"If I were you, I wouldn't move." Ding Lisheng stared coldly at Lao Yi. As soon as he finished speaking, a hole was shot out of the wooden plank under Lao Yi's feet.

The old man dared not move around recklessly anymore.

However, when he looked in the direction the bullet had come from, he could see nothing but a dense forest swaying in the breeze.

But he was certain that a sniper was hiding among them.

Hong Sheng, who had just been smug and thought he had victory in the bag, stood there dumbfounded, his face as white as if he had applied face wash.

He fought Ding Lisheng countless times, but he never gained the slightest advantage.

He thought he had it in the bag in this game. But to his surprise, he still lost.