Urban Super Soldier King
Chapter 177 - 177 177 Someone Underestimates Xiang Yu Again

177: Chapter 177: Someone Underestimates Xiang Yu Again 177: Chapter 177: Someone Underestimates Xiang Yu Again Xiang Yu’s first mission this time was to rescue Ning Xiaolu, and now that she was safe, Xiang Yu could rest easy.

He had originally planned to deal with Ding Yongzhi after some time, but since the man was courting death, Xiang Yu had no other choice.

Ding Yongzhi was not Ding Xinglong.

Ding Xinglong was just a greenhorn, completely ignorant, believing that his father was the greatest, and that no matter who crossed him, his father would handle it for him.

In Ding Xinglong’s eyes, Xiang Yu was just a small-time boss, nowhere near his father’s level.

That’s why he dared to bring people to the logistics center, intending to teach Xiang Yu a lesson, not expecting such an outcome.

Ding Yongzhi knew Xiang Yu’s strength, even Yan Bin was no match for him.

Therefore, unless absolutely necessary, he didn’t want to oppose Xiang Yu.

To Ding Yongzhi, Ning Xiaolu was just a manager at the logistics company, and had nothing to do with Xiang Yu.

At most, report a disappearance, investigate for a few days, and that would be the end of it.

How could he have anticipated that Xiang Yu would take it so seriously?

After realizing how much Xiang Yu cared about Ning Xiaolu, he wavered and even considered releasing her.

But then, he heard that his younger brother wanted to expand his developments here.

In this city, few people knew that Ding Yongzhi had a brother.

But this brother had always been his ‘pride’.

Originally Ding Yongzhi’s hesitant heart became resolute due to his brother’s arrival.

He wanted to keep Ning Xiaolu, to properly torment the daughter of his enemy to death.

Yet, he still didn’t want to become enemies with Xiang Yu, but at this time Xiang Yu had made a move on his son.

Although his son was a bastard, in his eyes, he was a treasure.

Eventually, he finally made up his mind, determined to eliminate Xiang Yu.

His younger brother Ding Sanhuan, upon hearing that Ding Yongzhi was troubled by such a person, directly shook his head, thinking that his brother was regressing with age, unable to handle such a small fry.

Ding Yongzhi tried to explain Xiang Yu’s formidable aspects to get Ding Sanhuan to take him seriously, but Ding Sanhuan didn’t care at all.

In his eyes, Yan Bin was trash, and Xiang Yu being able to handle Yan Bin meant nothing.

Initially, Ding Yongzhi and Xiang Yu had agreed to meet at the abandoned factory at eleven o’clock sharp to exchange hostages.

To be on the safe side, Ding Yongzhi then took men to set up an ambush there.

Ding Sanhuan was quite exasperated with Ding Yongzhi’s actions because, in his view, his brother was being overly cautious.

There was no need for them to be so concerned about a small-time thug like Xiang Yu.

All they had to do was locate Xiang Yu, and he, Ding Sanhuan, would charge over with his men and capture him.

Ding Yongzhi, having set up his ambush, was waiting for Xiang Yu and his people to arrive.

But then they suddenly received a call saying that Xiang Yu had appeared at a hotel instead.

Ding Sanhuan snorted coldly, saying, “Looks like that kid doesn’t dare to come and has played a trick to lure the tiger away from the mountain.

He thinks he’s safe now?

Brother, rest assured, as long as I’m here for one day, I’ll definitely kill this Xiang Yu.”

“I’ve told you not to underestimate Xiang Yu.

He’s not simple,” Ding Yongzhi said with a furrowed brow, then he summoned his men to prepare to return.

“Not simple, not simple, you keep saying he’s not simple.

Today I want to see for myself what’s so special about him.” With annoyance in his heart, Ding Sanhuan called the driver and left first.

“Sanhuan, don’t be impatient,” Ding Yongzhi shouted from behind, but by then Ding Sanhuan had already left in the car.

After gathering his men, Ding Yongzhi hurriedly followed in the direction Ding Sanhuan had taken.

He had a feeling that something wasn’t right, as if he had overlooked something, but he just couldn’t remember what.

Sitting in the car, Ding Yongzhi took out his cellphone and called Ding Sanhuan, telling him not to rush, and that they would talk after he returned.

“I got it,” said Ding Sanhuan before hanging up directly.

He had never felt so stifled before.

He wanted to give Xiang Yu a good lesson, yet Ding Yongzhi was holding him back, brewing up some silly ambush.

It was childish.

At this moment, Ding Sanhuan couldn’t care less, he had to rush back.

He would teach Xiang Yu a lesson by himself, to show his brother that Xiang Yu was just a fool in front of him.

“There’s a car coming ahead,” someone suddenly shouted from under the bridge.

At this time, several people emerged from under the bridge, watching a car in the distance.

“Boss Long, do you think it could be them?” a hurried yet somewhat simple voice suddenly asked.

The speaker was none other than Tie Zhuzi, and the ‘Boss Long’ he mentioned was indeed Long Zaitian.

Long Zaitian shook his head, “Impossible.

When they went there were six cars; just one car coming now can’t be them.”

“Then let’s wait some more,” Tie Zhuzi said, then returned under the bridge.

Several more minutes passed, and suddenly the lookout shouted, “They’re coming, they’re coming now!”

Tie Zhuzi and Long Zaitian hurried up to look, and indeed, a convoy was approaching.

Although it was hard to make out the number of vehicles, it was definitely them.

“Prepare to move,” Long Zaitian ordered, and the group quickly got busy.

At this moment, Ding Yongzhi, sitting in the car, was somewhat worried about his younger brother.

He knew Ding Sanhuan well; although capable, he was arrogant and never took others seriously.

When Ding Sanhuan had set out alone to make his way in the world, Ding Yongzhi had been very worried, but unexpectedly, Ding Sanhuan had achieved some success.

After Ding Yongzhi had a son, he focused most of his attention on his son, and consequently, he had less contact with his brother.

He couldn’t believe that after all these years, his younger brother was still the same.

He knew Xiang Yu better than anyone; on the surface, he seemed like a small-time thug, but in reality, he had significant influence.

If someone underestimated him, they would definitely lose out.

Both Yan Bin and Zhu Qingyuan were examples; they had fallen at Xiang Yu’s hands, while Xiang Yu grew stronger step by step.

“Sanhuan, when will you ever give me peace of mind?” Ding Yongzhi said, punching the seat in front of him.

Just then, the lead car called in.

“Boss Ding, the road ahead seems to be blocked by two bulldozers, not sure if there’s anyone above?”

Now, Ding Yongzhi was already irate, to be disturbed on top of that only added to his fury.

“See who put those bulldozers there to block the road and gouge out their eyes for me,” he fumed.

“Yes,” the person in the lead car responded, then stopped the car not far from the bulldozers, preparing to check who owned the bulldozers as Ding Yongzhi had ordered.

The man said nothing, brandishing a knife as he got out of the car.

Ding Yongzhi had just shouted at him, he had anger to vent, and it seemed like a good opportunity to practice his knife skills.

The road wasn’t wide, and two large bulldozers had completely blocked it off.

The man didn’t say anything, knife in hand, and went around to the back of the bulldozers.

His formidable presence only lasted until he reached the back, where he was suddenly shocked into paralysis…