A car accident... two men in a standoff. This scene, while bizarre, struck Luo Yuchen as strangely logical. Given Wang Bao’s arrogance, he truly wouldn’t hold a man like Chen Guozhong in any regard. Never mind a mere Chen Guozhong; even a higher-ranking cop wouldn’t weigh on Wang Bao’s mind. With his skill level, Wang Bao was accustomed to doing as he pleased, and "arrogant" didn’t even begin to describe him. Perhaps "cold-blooded and ruthless" would be more accurate. If it weren't for the fated protagonist, Ma Jun, Wang Bao would have finished off Chen Guozhong and his men long ago. A lowly Chen Guozhong was certainly no match for Wang Bao. One wonders how long Chen Guozhong would last after Ma Jun died. However, the thought that A Chi, the "Demon Blade," was in his hands meant that, to a certain extent, he had effectively curbed Wang Bao's violent momentum, which at least provided a modicum of balance. Yet, Ma Jun’s role was undoubtedly much greater than A Chi’s, so a perfect, symmetrical balance was impossible. Still, without Ma Jun’s so-called sense of justice muddling things, Chen Guozhong and his crew might have actually succeeded in framing Wang Bao.
"Huh? That man looks familiar. Is that Wang Bao?"
Nakamura Keiko couldn't help but freeze at the strange standoff. When she looked closely at the fat man in the center of the scene, she was immediately startled.
Chapter 327