Tianjin Guard.

A secret organization belonging to the Nationalist government.

Few people know of its existence, but that doesn't mean its existence is merely mysterious.

However, the Tianjin Guard rarely appears. Unless absolutely necessary, this mysterious department seems to have never existed.

Everything seemed so ordinary.

However, if there is any danger to the reputation of the National Government or the rest of the country, the Tianjin Guard will suddenly appear. Without warning, members of the Tianjin Guard will appear in various places.

He observed every move, while simultaneously suppressing any desire to escape.

It is neutral, neither leaning to the left nor the right, and its loyalty will always be to the Nationalist government.

Both the left and right factions tried to win them over with various means of enticement and to bolster their own confidence, but the Tianjin Guard remained unmoved.

They will even investigate those people thoroughly, and those with serious offenses will be brought to trial.

Over time, coupled with the Tianjin Guard's ruthless rejection.

No one thought about winning them over anymore; instead, they felt a sense of fear towards the Tianjin Guard.

After all, no one knows when they will be targeted by the Tianjin Guard.

Once you're being targeted, it's not an easy thing to handle.

Even if they have great power and think they can do nothing to me, they wouldn't dare to say such arrogant words in front of the Tianjin Guard.

They represent the Nationalist government, wielding absolute authority, and every appearance and action they take is a formal and fair punishment.

Many people harbor resentment and want to unite in a boycott to abolish the existence of the Tianjingwei department.

But in the end, all their efforts were in vain.

The reason why the Heavenly Guard is a balance is that the scales will never tilt to the other side.

[...]

Luo Chen had no idea how Mao Tu was feeling at that moment, but he was quite confused.

Luo Chen never expected that Sang Yi would attract the attention of the Tianjin Guard. Although he was involved in a conspiracy, the current situation should not have prompted the Tianjin Guard to take action.

Moreover, Sang Yi is someone close to the protagonist, protected by the protagonist's halo, and holds a position as one of the Ten Generals.

Based on the known plot information, the Tianjin Guards will not appear in the early stages, nor will they provoke Ye Feng and his people for no reason.

After all, Ye Feng is the King of the Northern Frontier, the Tiger General who commands the entire Northern Frontier. His status and position are not those of someone who can be easily manipulated.

Although they understood that the Tianjin Guards wouldn't care about the other party's identity or status, they would act as long as it touched the reputation of the National Government or posed a threat.

However, Sang Yi's current actions do not meet the standards required for their deployment.

Is it only because Sang Yi, as one of the Ten Great Generals of the Northern Frontier, failed to properly guard the Northern Frontier and instead came to Yan Province to cause trouble that he attracted the attention of the Tianjin Guard?

Luo Chen couldn't understand it, but now that the Tianjin Guard had appeared, he knew it was impossible to punish Sang Yi alone at the moment.

He was well aware of his current position; after all, he was just a businessman, and it was impossible for him to fight against the powerful machine of the Nationalist government.

Even later in the story, Ye Feng, the protagonist, couldn't do such a thing.

At most, the National Government would just give Ye Feng face and turn a blind eye to what he did.

However, in reality, it is difficult for Luo Chen to punish Sang Yi now, since the other party still holds a position and status as one of the Ten Great Generals of the Northern Frontier.

To impose sanctions on him so casually would be tantamount to slapping the face of the Nationalist government.

The Grandmaster realm certainly gave him a lot of confidence, but the National Government also had plenty.

Unless Luo Chen can reach the Martial Saint realm, then he can be certain that not only Sang Yi, but also Ye Feng.

Whom will the Nationalist government choose to help, and which side will be the most correct decision for it?

[...]

Both sides remained silent for a long time, each lost in their own thoughts.

Surprisingly, the silence between the two was not suddenly broken by either party.

It was as if there was an unspoken understanding, giving them space to think about the problem.

Luo Chen had thought of everything he could and guessed everything he could. As for the things he couldn't guess, he had no choice but to give up.

He did not doubt the identity of the Rabbit.

From the moment he uttered the name, there was no doubt. Perhaps due to his special talent of having seven orifices, his intuition was now excessively accurate.

As for the Rabbit (卯兔) side...

She just felt a little confused.

After thinking for a long time, she still couldn't understand how Luo Chen had guessed her identity so quickly, or how he knew about the Tianjin Guard.

According to a brief investigation, the Luo family is the local tyrant of Ningcheng, with money and power. Luo Chen's father, in particular, built the Luo family into what it is today by starting from scratch.

It can be stated definitively that they are purely businessmen, and have absolutely no connection with them whatsoever.

Moreover, although the Luo family has cooperated with the government, they have never wanted to step into this circle.

If you choose to be a businessman, you naturally wouldn't know what's going on here.

After all, every deployment was kept secret until the mission was completed. Only a few people knew of the existence of the Tianjin Guards, and it was never leaked.

But one rich young master seemed to know it all too well.

The Rabbit (卯兔) would naturally not understand.

If it were said that her boss told Luo Chen this, Mao Tu would only let such a thought pass through her mind once and then never think about it again.

Because that's impossible.

Anyone who joins the Tianjin Guard must sign a confidentiality agreement.

This agreement will not terminate until withdrawal, unless...

Otherwise, why hasn't the incident from 1999 been made public to this day?

It is precisely because of the confidentiality agreement that the amazing secret is kept forever.

[...]

After hanging up the phone, Mao Tu's beautiful face lacked its previous confidence, and a hint of doubt lingered.

This was the first time she had ever been so curious about someone, wanting to know everything about them, and also wanting to know... what kind of person Luo Chen really was.

They are able to gain the favor of their superiors and also possess knowledge that others do not.

Such a mysterious and somewhat magical man...

The Rabbit was genuinely curious.

But for these matters, Rabbit can only leave them for later.

In the previous phone call, Luo Chen readily agreed to let them take Sang Yi away.

As for why he was taking it away or what he was going to do with it, Luo Chen had no interest in knowing.

According to the information he obtained, Luo Chen had put in a lot of effort to capture Sang Yi, and Mao Tu had also made preparations in this regard.

But it turns out that none of them seem to be used.

After arranging for a colleague to take Sang Yi away, Mao Tu glanced at Lang Ya, who had been watching the whole thing with a cold eye.

Sensing the other person's blatant gaze, Wolf Fang asked in a hoarse, cold voice, "What are you looking at?"

"I was just curious."

The rabbit blinked, then circled around the wolf's fang once.

With her delicate brows slightly furrowed and her chin resting on her hand, she wore a strange expression.

Wolf Fang stared coldly at Rabbit, making him very uncomfortable with that look.

Rabbit didn't pay attention to any of this, muttering to itself, "Strange, really strange, why does it feel so strange to me?"

Rabbit slightly raised its head and stared at the silver mask.

Through the hole in the mask, the coldness in Wolf Fang's eyes was clearly visible.

The Rabbit seemed to have guessed something and smiled.

"It seems you also have secrets, but it seems you can't tell anyone yet. However... I'm not the kind of person who gossips, so I won't pry into your affairs."