A miraculous doctor descended from the heavens.

Aunt Bai is the last person who still has to fight.

If men were reliable, pigs could fly. She understood this principle a long time ago. So she didn't expect Lao Yi to be of any help to her.

And that's exactly what happened. The eldest son is already in dire straits himself; how could he possibly care about her?

Therefore, the original plan between the two of them, in which the Huilong Society would fight against the invasion of the Yihe Gang and the He family, and Aunt Bai would take the opportunity to carry out a counter-attack in secret, also came to naught.

In truth, watching the once-powerful Huilong Society crumble bit by bit was disheartening for her. The thought of having to challenge the Yihe Gang with her small force filled her with despair.

She felt immense pressure acting opposite Gu Feng.

There were several times when she thought about giving up.

After all, she and Gu Feng didn't have any deep-seated hatred.

Moreover, this man... well, he does have a certain sensibility and understanding, which gives her a very strange feeling.

But every time she woke up in the middle of the night and heard the angry and humiliated howls and roars coming from Long Tai's room, she couldn't help but remind herself that no matter how bitter or difficult it was, she must avenge her godfather.

Regardless of whether her godfather's intentions were good or bad, the fact that he took her in and raised her is undeniable. One could even say that without Longtai, she wouldn't be who she is today. One should be grateful and repay kindness, not be so heartless.

Aunt Bai reminded herself of this time and time again. So this last time, she decided to give it her all.

In this world, Gu Feng isn't the only one who resorts to underhanded tactics. Even a rabbit will bite when cornered, let alone Aunt Bai. She no longer intended to reason with Gu Feng about morality and ethics.

Sources indicate that Ding Lisheng's 50th birthday is in two days.

Ding Hanhan is preparing to hold a grand and respectable birthday party for Ding Lisheng at the Ding family villa.

The banquet will invite celebrities, wealthy businessmen, local tycoons, aristocrats, board members of New R&F Group, and others from all walks of life in Shenzhen.

Upon hearing this news, Aunt Bai was extremely excited. This was undoubtedly an excellent opportunity for her.

If used properly, she could even take down Gu Feng, Ding Hanhan, Ding Lisheng, and the advisor all at once.

The Ding family hosts at least two or three banquets a year. Aunt Bai, a former member of the Yihe Gang, knows the Ding family's banquet procedures and arrangements better than anyone else, simply because she was often assigned by Long Tai to help out at these banquets in the past.

Her understanding of both the stage and the backstage was no less than that of the Ding family's head housekeeper.

Another extremely important point is that whenever the Ding family holds a wedding banquet, the Ding family villa is in a semi-open state. As long as you are dressed appropriately and have an invitation, it is not difficult to sneak in.

The difficulty lies in how to kill Gu Feng, Ding Hanhan, Ding Lisheng, and the advisor in full view of everyone, and then leave calmly and unharmed.

After careful consideration, Aunt Bai slowly came up with a flawless plan.

Killing Gu Feng, Ding Hanhan, Ding Lisheng, and the advisor in the blink of an eye is absolutely impossible using ordinary methods. Leaving aside Gu Feng's exceptional skills, simply getting them all together is an extremely difficult task.

However, this banquet offered such an opportunity.

For a 50th birthday celebration, besides longevity peaches, there will definitely be a cake. When cutting the cake, if Ding Lisheng himself is cutting it, Gu Feng, Ding Hanhan, and the advisor, these top executives, will certainly be by his side.

If a bomb could be placed inside the cake and detonated when it was cut, those people would be doomed.

Aunt Bai was startled by her own idea. This would be impossible for others, but for Aunt Bai, who had a deep understanding of the Ding family banquet, it wasn't very difficult.

However, first, she needs to buy a bomb. In order to achieve her goal of revenge, to wipe out Ding Lisheng and his gang in one fell swoop, and to avoid harming innocent people as much as possible, this bomb must be extremely lethal, but the radius of its blast radius must not be large, and it is best if it is remote-controlled.

Such bombs cannot be made by non-professionals, and Aunt Bai doesn't know a single one of those professionals. However, she does have one thing: money.

There's a saying that goes, "If money can solve a problem, then it's not a problem."

After spending enough money to support an ordinary family for twenty years, Aunt Bai received a remote-controlled bomb.

The bomb was square, only half the size of a regular brick.

The remote control has two lights, one red and one green.

If the red light is on, it means you are within the signal range. Pressing the blue light will detonate the device.

If the red light is not lit, it means that you are not within the signal range, and pressing it will be a waste of time.

We have the bomb; now the problem is how to put it inside the cake.

This would be impossible for anyone else. But Aunt Bai was an exception. She knew that the Ding family used extremely exquisite items when they held banquets.

Lobsters had to be air-freighted from Australia, abalone had to be of a minimum quantity, shark fins had to be selected in specific ways… and finally, the desserts and cakes had to be ordered from Yi Pin Su, the most famous and oldest brand in Shenzhen. They wouldn't accept anything other than Yi Pin Su. And coincidentally, the head chef of Yi Pin Su's Shenzhen branch, Da Chi Ji, had a brief connection with Aunt Bai in the past.

Aunt Bai opened the phone book and found Da Chiji's number.

"Da Chiji, you've been very busy these past two days, haven't you?" Aunt Bai asked on the other end of the phone.

"Yes," Daichikichi replied.

"Are you busy with the Ding family's dessert and cake orders?" Aunt Bai asked again.

"Yes, yes," Daichikichi replied.

"Once this order is finished, I'll go home for the Chinese New Year."

"Yes, yes, yes."

"Okay then, I'll come to your house after I finish work tonight."

"Okay, okay," Daichikichi readily agreed. But it wasn't until he hung up the phone that he realized he had forgotten to ask who the other person was.

Never mind, she definitely sounds like a beautiful woman.

As evening approached, Da Chiji finished preparing all the desserts needed for the Ding family banquet the next day, as well as a five-tiered cake, and then he called it a day.

Back in his studio apartment, he immediately took a bubble bath. If he remembered correctly, a beautiful woman was coming to see him tonight. He didn't want her to smell his cooking fumes; that would be too embarrassing.

I had just finished showering when the doorbell rang.

Da Chiji hurriedly ran to open the door. Upon opening it, he was stunned to see the beautiful woman standing there, utterly shocked.

It took Da Chiji a while to react. His face was pale as he looked around, and only after seeing that no one was there did he breathe a sigh of relief. He quickly pulled Aunt Bai inside and closed the door: "Dad, heavens, it's Aunt Bai. My dear aunt, how dare you come looking for me? If the Yihe Gang finds out, I'm finished."

"Hey, I told you I'd come find you after you finished work, and you readily agreed, didn't you?" Aunt Bai said in a teasing tone.

"Oh my god, if I had known it was Aunt Bai, I would never have agreed even if you killed me." Da Chiji shook his head in fear.

"Huh? Have I become a primordial beast or a demon? Are you that afraid of me?" Aunt Bai chuckled.

Da Chiji blushed slightly and said awkwardly, "Aunt Bai, please forgive me, okay?"

"Look at what you're saying, I'm not here to harm you." Aunt Bai sat down naturally, then stared intently at Da Chiji. "Da Chiji, who should you be most grateful to now that you've reached the position of Chef of Yipin Su?"

Da Chiji didn't dare to look into Aunt Bai's eyes, and said timidly in a low voice, "Of course it's me."

"What did you say?" Aunt Bai frowned and snapped.

"It's Aunt Bai, it's you, Aunt Bai." Da Chiji hurriedly changed his address.

"Oh? Then tell me why you should thank me?" Aunt Bai asked casually.

"Back then, I was a street vendor, selling fried rice noodles for two yuan a serving. I was extorted for protection money and people would dine and dash. Aunt Bai took pity on me and took me in as a cook in the Yihe Gang's First Hall. Then she sent me to a culinary academy to study pastry. After I finished my studies, I came back and joined Yipin Pastry, eventually becoming the head chef."

"Da Chiji, your memory isn't bad. I've forgotten all these things, but you still remember them," Aunt Bai said with a faint smile.

"Aunt Bai is my great benefactor, how could I forget her?" Da Chiji said hastily. In fact, Aunt Bai was more than just his benefactor; she was also his dream lover. In the quiet of the night, Da Chiji always thought about Aunt Bai going to find Five Fingers Girl.

"Now I have something for you to do. Are you willing to do it or not?" Aunt Bai asked in a deep voice.

"Of course I'm willing. But Aunt Bai, you know I'm an honest man, I can't keep quiet for long. Otherwise, I wouldn't have been bullied so much before. If it's something too difficult, like murder, arson, or fighting, I can't do it." Da Chiji said it as an agreement, but it was actually a refusal.

"Don't worry, I know your limits." Aunt Bai took the half-brick from her bag and placed it in front of Da Chiji. "All you have to do is put this inside the cake the Ding family ordered. That shouldn't be difficult for you at all, right?"

Da Chiji's expression changed. Although he didn't know what this thing was, he figured it wasn't anything good, and he hesitated, "This..."

"Da Chiji, how much is your annual salary at Yipin Su now?" Aunt Bai suddenly asked again.

Da Chiji's heart skipped a beat. Asking about my income—was he trying to borrow money? He cleared his throat with difficulty and said, "Not much, just a few tens of thousands. But my father is often ill, my mother is frail, and I'm an only child, so I have to send a large sum of money home every month... I..."

"Here's a million," Aunt Bai interrupted him, handing him a leather suitcase. "If you handle this matter properly, this money is yours. Then you can go home, build a mansion, and get married."

Da Chiji felt incredibly unlucky; he should have just said the annual salary was over ten thousand. But when Aunt Bai opened the suitcase, his eyes lit up. He'd never seen so much money before.

"Daichiji, do you remember when I passed through Yuancheng and stopped at your house one year?"

"I remember, I remember. Aunt Bai, you even visited my parents with gifts and gave them big red envelopes," Da Chiji said.

"Alright, just remember that. I can give them red envelopes, and of course, I can do other things for them. Some things are better left unsaid; you should understand that."

Da Chiji's heart skipped a beat, and he nodded with a deathly pale face: "I understand."

Aunt Bai's meaning couldn't be clearer: This matter is something you have to do, whether you like it or not.