Chapter 350 Xingkengkeng
An assassination attempt targeting Xing Baohua is quietly unfolding.
Not just one group, but three or four groups.
Zhenlian Gang is just one of them. The huge bounty makes many gangs envious, but large gangs have their concerns and this job is not easy to take.
It's simply that with such a large operation, there's a fear that one might accidentally ruin the family business.
Who is Xing Baohua?
They knew that in Hong Kong, money made you a big shot, and you could even support a gang. Moreover, Xing Baohua's lawyers had played a crucial role in dealing with both tabloids and gangs.
They couldn't afford to hire them. Of course, Xing Baohua would also retaliate regardless of the cost. His methods clearly show that he either doesn't act at all, or when he does, it's decisive and brutal.
The larger the gang, the bigger the target. If they fail, they will face Xing Baohua's vicious retaliation, which is why no large gang in Hong Kong dares to take the job.
Only small and medium-sized gangs would be envious of this reward money.
They didn't have as much information as the larger gangs, and they knew very little about Xing Baohua. They were practically courting death. Of course, what if they succeeded? Nobody could say for sure.
Look at Xing Baohua's protective gear! It seems like this guy knew this day would come. When he gained a foothold in Hong Kong, his protection level was already very high, and he even used bulletproof vehicles.
His car looks much like an ordinary car from the outside. But only a few people know the details.
The three armored vehicles included an older model Rolex from previous Hong Kong governors, a newer Rolex gifted to him by a prince from the desert, and a custom-made Mercedes-Benz W14.
All three vehicles are bulletproof and rocket-proof.
Ordinary firearms simply couldn't penetrate the car Xing Baohua was in. Even more frightening was the question: did they know where his bodyguards came from, all formidable figures?
These people are those who have passed the security department's training in Hong Kong and have equipment certificates.
With only seven or eight people, it's practically a streamlined work team.
They have both long and short weapons, and their firepower is consistent.
These guards are all people who crawled out of piles of corpses; the more you fight them, the more excited they become.
The large gangs that received the information felt they weren't confident they could take down Xing Baohua, so they calmly watched the show.
Of course, only gang leaders knew about this, and not many people knew about it.
But one gang leader, instead of doing his job properly, became an actor.
Yes, a gang leader whose talent was wasted on acting.
This gang leader had quite a legendary past. He had worked as a prison guard and knew many gang leaders while incarcerated.
Perhaps feeling that the prison guards weren't earning enough to live on, or perhaps feeling that there was no future in it, they actually dismissed the prison guards and went to work as a gang leader.
In addition, he was indeed a skilled fighter, and by the time he was nearly thirty, he had risen to the position of the second-in-command in the gang.
With nothing to do, I'll go to boxing matches, and sometimes I'll even win a championship. Occasionally, I'll act in a movie, and, well, I get to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the legendary Bruce Lee. I'm known as "Chen's Leg, Lee's Fist."
Most people are good at nothing, but he's good at everything.
I remember watching him play a gang leader in the Young and Dangerous movies when I was in junior and senior high school. Actually, he was just playing himself.
It's unclear whether the name "Camel" is fabricated or his real name.
Camel Chen is doing quite well in the entertainment industry right now, occasionally playing leading roles. Although he hasn't become a big star, he has still earned some box office revenue.
Even if the extra money in their gang is invested in movies and such, it becomes completely legal.
When he learned that someone had put a bounty on Xing Baohua's head, he felt he couldn't afford it.
Why?
The topic is about Andy Lau and Leslie Cheung.
People in the industry know that although these two are at odds, they both have to give face to one person, Xing Baohua.
When they participate in mass gatherings alone, they occasionally talk about rumors about bigwigs in other industries.
Actually, this circle is quite gossipy.
Xing Baohua is somewhat of a celebrity, and many people are curious about how he accumulated his wealth so quickly.
And then there's his talent; his looks aside, unless he's the main character, he's always playing some kind of idiot.
Andy Lau knows a lot about Xing Baohua, and sometimes when he runs out of things to talk about, he'll tell everyone some funny stories about his time with Xing Baohua.
For example, Xing Baohua only rode in one of his luxury cars, while the rest were given to his bodyguards.
Such big shots are indeed rare. Usually, when bodyguards are equipped with vehicles, who is equipped with bulletproof ones? But he is the one who equipped his bodyguards with bulletproof ones.
Actually, if the car is just sitting idle, that's fine. If one of them breaks down, a normal person would have a spare, but this guy doesn't.
Money talks.
The message was passed from one person to another, and eventually reached the camel's ears, giving it a general idea of the strength and power of Xing Baohua's guards.
They have professional bulletproof technology and a professional security team, all of whom have seen blood and crawled out of piles of corpses.
This is terrifying. Don't be fooled by the small number of people; they are all elites. Each one of them could be a lone hero. Xing Baohua actually has thirty or forty such people, assigned to different positions.
He had seven or eight bodyguards.
If a fierce battle were to break out, with desperate criminals versus elites? A force of at least a hundred wouldn't be enough to handle those elites.
Even if small and medium-sized organizations have that many people, would they dare to work that hard?
Even Camel Chen's gang wouldn't dare! This is just an exaggeration, claiming to have 100,000 followers, which is just embellishment.
He has people, and he's not short of people. The key issue is the substantial resettlement compensation for the injured!
Aren't gangs all about fighting and killing to make money? They kill people, then have to pay for their resettlement and medical expenses. Anyone with a brain knows this and wouldn't do something that loses money.
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