Urban Super Soldier King
Chapter 307 - 307 307 Xiang Yu's Crazy Revenge

307: Chapter 307: Xiang Yu’s Crazy Revenge 307: Chapter 307: Xiang Yu’s Crazy Revenge Miao Honglei looked outside and saw that although there were guards standing, some leaned against the wooden huts while others lay on the ground.

From a distance, one might think they were slacking off, but Miao Honglei could see clearly that those men had obviously been “snapped” by Xiang Yu.

Xiang Yu had left no more than a few minutes ago and had already “snapped” these people, which showed how terrifying this kid’s skills were.

“Let’s go!” When Miao Honglei saw this scene, he knew he could no longer stay here.

If he continued to stay, he would likely be finished.

However, collaborating with the commander in the future would require immense effort.

Miao Honglei, along with his four subordinates, totaling six people, then quietly approached their car and started it.

But they had just ignited the engine when they were discovered.

By then, someone had already started shooting from a watchtower, and more people were waking from their sleep.

“Go, hurry up.” At this moment, Honglei could care about nothing else but to urge them to move quickly.

The driver in front didn’t need to be told as he then pressed the accelerator and drove forward.

They had traveled this road not just once, so they were all very familiar with it.

Xiang Yu drove a car and tailgated the team since it was past three in the morning.

By the time they reacted, Xiang Yu and his team had already left the area.

More people were gathering behind them, and the sounds of engines starting were faintly audible.

Just then, Xiang Yu suddenly heard a familiar sound and couldn’t help but look back.

He saw a huge, dark figure in the distance, with a pole standing on its head.

“Tank.” Xiang Yu was shocked inside and couldn’t help but curse.

These bastards actually had such a thing, he had never known where they kept it before.

“Take a detour, they have a tank,” Xiang Yu said as he drove and caught up with Miao Honglei at the front.

When the driver heard about the tank, he was so scared that he nearly lost control of the steering wheel and then floored the accelerator to escape in a cloud of dust.

Meanwhile, something happened to the car in the middle, just as it tried to accelerate to follow, a shell hit it directly and blew it up.

The explosion occurred right next to Xiang Yu’s ear, and flames burst into the air.

It was only then that Xiang Yu truly felt the familiar sensation of a real battlefield.

He drove the car in a sporadic pattern left and right.

Miao Honglei and the others had long gone far ahead, and Xiang Yu could only see a taillight.

Huge explosions occurred next to Xiang Yu, but he was not panicked; instead, he felt thrilled.

Indeed, such a battlefield was most suitable for him; he should have died on that battlefield before.

Only when Xiang Yu turned onto a mountain road did the explosion sounds finally cease.

After driving a distance, Xiang Yu stopped the car, then grabbed a rocket launcher and climbed up the hill.

Since he had already come here, he intended to teach these drug traffickers a lesson.

The hill was not high, and Xiang Yu climbed up and found a suitable position.

He aimed at the drug traffickers’ lair and then fired at it.

There were only a few rocket projectiles in the car, and Xiang Yu used them all.

In the dark night, multiple explosions were seen in the distance.

Several vehicles that had been prepared to chase Xiang Yu turned back, probably fearing an ambush.

Seeing a sea of fire ahead, Xiang Yu truly wanted to stay and wipe out those beasts.

But he could not; at that moment, he had to leave.

He drove the car, relying on his memory of the way they had come.

By then, Miao Honglei was long gone, only caring about his own life, unconcerned about Xiang Yu.

Xiang Yu drove for a distance, and logically, there should have been a checkpoint ahead, but he encountered none along the way.

He knew he was lost or maybe not on the previous road.

He only knew the general direction was correct, then he couldn’t care less about other things and drove forward.

After driving a distance, the sky had gradually brightened.

Just then, he suddenly noticed a large stone monument ahead with the warmly familiar words “China” inscribed on it.

At that moment, seeing these two words, Xiang Yu felt greatly warmed inside.

He had originally planned to cross straight over, but just then, a gunshot rang out ahead as a warning.

In the distance, it must have been the soldiers guarding the nation signaling to Xiang Yu that he could not come any closer, and if he did, they wouldn’t be polite.

At that moment, Xiang Yu really wanted to walk forward, salute the border soldiers, and say “thank you for your hard work,” but he couldn’t, as his current identity didn’t allow it.

He could only stop the car there, silently salute from within the vehicle, and then drive back.

He had no mind to search for the road he had taken previously, so he parked the car in a very concealed spot, then removed the gasoline from the car and set the vehicle ablaze.

He needed to cross the border on foot, which would be easier, and once inside the country, everything would be easier to handle.

By now, the sky had started to brighten.

After burning the car, he began his journey back to his homeland.

Although the border seemed to span only a few miles, Xiang Yu had to be extremely cautious.

He didn’t want to be caught, nor did he want to cause trouble for his comrades in border defense.

He carefully walked through the rugged, roadless mountain terrain, which might be a challenge for an ordinary person, but for the professionally trained Xiang Yu, it was a trivial matter.

After crossing a small hill, he had now stepped onto the national boundary.

Xiang Yu relaxed a great deal and then prepared to return to the main road.

“Stop, hands up!” suddenly, a crisp voice commanded.

Xiang Yu quickly raised his hands.

Turning around, he saw a soldier in camouflage, holding a gun with a stern face, clearly suspicious of Xiang Yu’s lone appearance here.

“What are you here for?” the soldier asked righteously, looking no older than twenty, a young warrior.

“I am Chinese,” Xiang Yu replied with a light smile, not wanting to cause the border soldiers any trouble, but their vigilant watch had exceeded his expectations.

“Keep your hands where I can see them and come with me,” the young soldier said without approaching Xiang Yu, keeping a distance of five meters.

Xiang Yu did not resist, and walked forward as the soldier directed.

He didn’t want to harm these most beloved people; although he could easily knock out the soldier, he still followed the soldier’s directives.

“Young Brother, how many years have you been in the army?” Xiang Yu asked with a smile without turning back.

“Don’t talk.

Keep walking,” the soldier said sternly.

Following his directions, Xiang Yu arrived at a bungalow here.

At that time, eight people were performing drills, and upon seeing a comrade bringing a person in, they all gathered around.

“Who is he?” asked one of the older individuals.

“Reporting to Commander Wang, I caught him while on patrol,” the young soldier then recounted the incident.

Commander Wang glanced at Xiang Yu and said, “Do you have any identification to prove your innocence?”

Xiang Yu gave a faint smile, then handed over his ID card…