A miraculous doctor descended from the heavens.

With a gesture from Aunt Bai, the people crammed onto the bus surged out, instantly surrounding the Dazhong Nightclub.

The once deserted street suddenly became lively and bustling.

"Charge!" Aunt Bai gave the order, and the more than one hundred people immediately split into two groups.

One group charged straight in through the main gate, while the other, led by her, rushed towards the back gate.

Just as Aunt Bai had expected, the back door was guarded by only a few people.

When Aunt Bai was managing the casino, she realized this loophole and had thought about strengthening the back door defenses, but before she could take action, Long Tai had already lost power, and this matter had nothing to do with her anymore.

Aunt Bai was overjoyed that her oversight back then had led to such convenience.

The men guarding the back door were standing there with their arms crossed, casually smoking and chatting, when suddenly dozens of menacing-looking people rushed in from the alleyway. They were so frightened that they stood there dumbfounded, forgetting to even sound the alarm.

As a result, these people were naturally beaten up, beaten like dead dogs, and thrown into the trash can.

Aunt Bai ignored the guards and burst through the door.

After passing through the dimly lit staircase and pushing open the heavy iron door, the entire casino lobby came into view.

All kinds of poker tables, blackjack tables, roulette wheels, baccarat machines, slot machines... simple and complex, everything is available, it's a complete replica of a Macau casino.

However, despite the numerous gambling tables in the huge casino, the entire hall was dimly lit and empty, without a single person in sight.

This is absolutely abnormal. Because at this time of year, this place should be bustling with people, noisy and chaotic, filled with smoke and incredibly lively.

"Oh no, retreat!" As soon as Aunt Bai realized that they might have been ambushed, she immediately tried to retreat.

But by then it was clearly too late, because shouts and curses came from the back door, followed by a loud bang as the heavy iron door was slammed shut.

Those on Aunt Bai's side who reacted quickly immediately rushed to the door, trying to pull it open, but it was too late. There was a loud "bang" as the bolt was pulled, followed by the metallic sound of the chain rattling and locking itself shut.

With a "snap," the casino lights suddenly blazed on, illuminating the entire casino as if it were daytime.

The door to the VIP area was pulled open, and then a group of people came out and surrounded Aunt Bai and her group.

At first glance, I thought there would be many people, but there were only about ten, less than a fifth of Aunt Bai's group. With this ratio, wouldn't it be a piece of cake for Aunt Bai to deal with them?

However, despite having the advantage in numbers, Aunt Bai didn't dare to make any rash moves. Although the other side only numbered about ten, they weren't armed with ordinary knives and clubs, but with real hard weapons—rifles, shotguns, rifles, and some even carrying revolvers and Type 54 pistols—all weapons capable of killing and drawing blood.

With a loud "bang," the scarred man who was holding an automatic pistol fired a shot at Aunt Bai's feet.

Sparks flew, and a bullet embedded in the ground appeared. Then he shouted, "Don't move! Move and I'll blow your heads off!"

The people behind him immediately surrounded Aunt Bai and her group.

Although Aunt Bai's dozens of subordinates were all men who had lived on the edge of a knife, their greatest skill was fighting with knives. They had never seen such a lethal weapon before, and their hands trembled and their legs went weak.

In this situation, there's simply no chance of fighting back. Before you can even raise your knife, they've already shot you dead.

Although Aunt Bai remained calm, her pretty face had turned pale.

"Ahem." A soft cough came from afar. The dozen or so people surrounding Aunt Bai automatically parted to make way, and then Aunt Bai and the others saw a guy walking up with a faint, yet extremely evil, smile on his face.

"Miss Bai, why are you only arriving now? I've been waiting for you here for a while." The man said casually, as if he were waiting for an old acquaintance.

One of his subordinates tactfully pulled over a chair and said in a low voice, "Young Master Feng, please have a seat."

The man then sat down casually.

"That guy surnamed Gu!" Aunt Bai glared through gritted teeth. It was none other than Gu Feng, the great official.

"Hehe, it's me. I didn't expect to see you again so soon, did I?" Gu Feng laughed happily. Although he was the protagonist and was reluctant to say anything malicious, his appearance did indeed have a hint of petty smugness.

"You treacherous fellow surnamed Gu!" Aunt Bai cursed angrily.

"Huh, where did you get this idea? You sneakily brought people to rob my casino, aren't you being despicable?" Gu Feng paused, reaching out to stroke his chin, trying to imitate the strategist's profound expression. But after touching it, he realized he didn't have the habit of growing a beard, feeling a little embarrassed, but he continued, "We're both equally bad, no big deal."

"I have nothing to say about the fact that you, surnamed Gu, have fallen into your hands again. But my men are innocent. They were just taking money to do what they were asked to do. Spare their lives, and I'll do with them as I please." Aunt Bai's words were firm and resolute.

"Is that so? Hmm, okay." Gu Feng surprisingly nodded, and then said to the scarred man standing there, "Little Knife, take them to the back alley and beat them up. Hmm, just for an hour or two."

"Yes, Young Master Feng." Xiao Dao replied, and was about to come up with his rifle to tie up the person.

"You bastard surnamed Gu, didn't I tell you to spare their lives?" Aunt Bai shouted, her eyes red.

"Young Lady Bai, didn't I promise to spare their lives? But whether they did it for money or for loyalty, they dared to offend my Righteous Harmony Gang. They may be spared death, but they'll still have to suffer some punishment. Don't worry, it'll just be a beating; no one's going to die. At most, they'll be bedridden for ten days or half a month." Gu Feng said calmly, waving his hand. "Tie them all up and drag them out."

Xiao Dao then pulled out a rope and led a group of people up to tie up the person.

When Aunt Bai's group saw the dark gun barrels almost pointed at their foreheads, they knew they were truly doomed. Their weapons weren't as advanced; they couldn't fight back, and they couldn't win a direct confrontation. If they angered them and were to be hit with a metal peanut, they'd be in serious trouble. So what could they do but surrender obediently?

Finally, the whole group was tied up securely, and just as they were about to be pushed out, Gu Feng called out to the scarred man again: "Little Knife, give me back the gun. I had a hard time getting it, and I have to return it to its owner tomorrow."

"Oh, okay." Although the scarred man was somewhat reluctant, he still returned the gun to Gu Feng. Because at the beginning, Young Master Feng had told him that he was only borrowing the gun to play with, and that he would take it back afterward.

Gu Feng took the gun and saw a henchman holding a double-barreled shotgun waving it around in front of him. He couldn't help but say, "Hey, you there, the people are tied up, what are you doing holding a toy gun? And you, you, throw them all away right now. They're making my eyes dizzy."

The henchman who had been yelled at by Gu Feng looked embarrassed, but he was obedient and immediately threw his gun to the ground. The others followed suit and threw out their guns as well.

"Toy guns?" Aunt Bai and her group, who were already tightly bound, were all dumbfounded. Upon closer inspection, they were right; when those guns fell to the ground, they clearly didn't make a metallic sound, but rather a plastic one—all of them were plastic.

It turns out that, apart from the gun that Gu Feng is currently holding, everything else is fake.

"Damn it!" Aunt Bai and her group almost burst into tears amidst their cursing.