Chen Rou followed Wan Daozai all the way, repeatedly confirming whether Li Da Quezi's family and Li Gang had also escaped from here.

Taiwanese people don't know Li Gang because these people don't reveal their real names when they go out; they use code names.

After listening to Chen Rou's brief explanation, she said, "I'm afraid it's not a lazy donkey."

Lazy Donkey was the code name for one of the mules. He wasn't short and had a decent-looking face, which sounded like the one Chen Rou described. But the Taiwanese guy immediately said, "He's cannon fodder and doesn't deserve to take this path."

The Philippines also had to negotiate the transfer of parks like the one at the foot of the volcano; it was Ah Ha who took it over from someone else.

Chen Hsien-hai, the leader of the Bamboo Union gang, was taken along this road as a VIP because he invested money when the park first opened and was a major shareholder. Li Da-quezi was chosen because he was the top salesperson.

That's right. Although a large portion of the population in mainland China still goes hungry, a small portion of them have already become wealthy.

So even before Mr. Nie's dealership opened, people were already lining up outside with sacks of cars in their hands.

Li Da Quezi had a wide variety of ecstasy pills and ketamine, and his supply was so good that his mules were about to burst. As soon as they were delivered, they were snapped up immediately, and his downline grew exponentially, making him the top salesman.

The top salesperson cannot be lost, nor can the major shareholder. The reason why Wan Daozai was certain that those people ran away from here was because he had a fever and was locked up upstairs for several days, during which time he frequently saw people coming and going from here.

But as they walked, the passageway became as hot as a sauna, and the Taiwanese boy stopped, panting, "Something's not right."

There's a fork in the road ahead, and there are no lights. Which way should they go?

Nie Yao was angry about something, but he was extremely angry: "How are we supposed to get out of here?"

The Taiwanese man shrugged: "That's hilarious! You're asking me? Who am I supposed to ask?"

Nie Yao, holding a gun, said, "What have you been doing all this time?"

The Taiwanese guy was so hot he could hardly breathe, and he kept grumbling about settling old scores: "I'll make you smell my stinky socks sooner or later."

Sun Rou, unable to bear it any longer, snapped, "Shut up!"

She immediately closed her eyes, then opened them a moment later, and turned to walk to the left.

Afraid of getting lost, the Taiwanese boy asked in a low voice, "Are you sure this is the right way? Have you been here before?"

Chen Rou was also annoyed and tapped his ear: "Use your brain and think about it. There will definitely be the sound of waves at the exit."

She only needs to close her eyes and listen to which direction the waves are coming from to know which way to go.

The lights were off, and the three people groped their way forward in complete darkness. Suddenly, someone spoke in the darkness: "Who's there?"

It was a Taiwanese accent. The Taiwanese guy turned around and Nie Yao's gun was already in his hand: "Ah Bin?"

It seemed to be someone else. The other person took a deep breath: "Ah Hao, how come you're not dead? You even escaped?"

He added, "Go back quickly, there might still be a way out. They're beheading people over here."

Wan Daozai still had a high fever and would shiver from time to time. His athlete's foot had infected both legs, and every step he took felt like stepping on knives. But he didn't make a sound and positioned himself with Chen Mao, one on the left wall and the other on the right wall.

He said, "Please, Ah Bin, my good brothers, give me a spot."

Ah Bin said, "What are you doing? I have to wait for my ranked match, let alone you? I won't kill you, just get out of here."

But just then, a little girl's scream faintly came from outside: "Daddy, Daddy!"

Wan Daozai suddenly stepped forward, his head just touching Ah Bin's gun barrel, but he said, "They're going to kill Jianmei!"

Ah Bin was getting a little impatient and said, "How can you call it killing? It's just throwing it into the sea."

The Taiwanese guy was going crazy: "It would be good if you let her come back. Let me pass, and I'll take her back with me."

Ah Bin said, "You're so naive. There's a time bomb over there. The entrance will be sealed off immediately. Going back will only mean certain death."

The boy from Taiwan suddenly peeked out, and Ah Bin immediately said, "Your dad saved my life. I won't kill you, but you stay here!"

"Dad, I'll listen to you, Dad, I'll always listen to you..." The screams outside grew louder. Ah Bin noticed that Wan Daozi had taken a step back. He breathed a sigh of relief. Just as his index finger left the trigger, someone lunged at him from the side. Before he could fire, the person had already wrapped their arms around his neck and twisted it violently. One, two, three, three seconds to death. He went into shock. Chen Rou followed Wan Daozi, who was limping, and rushed out as well.

Nie Yao also wanted to leave, but he was tripped in the darkness and trembled for a moment in fright. As he was about to get up, he found a gun, quickly put it in his pocket, and headed towards the light. Just behind him, a deep thud sounded. How dangerous! If they hadn't run fast, they would have been buried.

The boy from Taiwan ran while shouting, "I've seen my sister!"

He roared again, "The Taipei nightclub prince is here! Anyone who dares to kill my sister, I'll kill their whole family!"

...

Having been chased all over the mountains by international police every day, Ah-ha has plenty of experience in escaping.

As soon as a large quantity of goods is produced, it is placed in the cave here, and the boats are also moored in the cave.

Seeing that he couldn't win, he wrote a blank check and sent a bunch of cannon fodder to take the brunt of the fire. He, along with his confidants, major clients, and shareholders, were ready to board the ship, but because the cargo was overloaded, a problem arose.

If too many people are on a small warship, it will run aground and may not even be able to leave this shallow bay.

But he was very particular about fairness, and even now he didn't forget to do fair business, which meant that everyone had to pay for a ticket.

Chen Xianhai was furious, but there was nothing he could do. Each of the clams cost 100,000 US dollars, and he was there to buy the goods, so he had the money with him. What else could he do? They were all his brothers. He simply counted out one million dollars, and all ten of his companions boarded the ship.

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