Urban's Fury: The War Dragon God
Chapter 414: You Need Treatment

Chapter 414: Chapter 414: You Need Treatment

Wen Xiaofei met Li Feng’s gaze without any fear, this time she was surrounded by police; he was the one who should be scared.

Li Feng looked at the beautiful female journalist, this woman was definitely tainted by feminism, a modern woman who truly believed she was the incarnation of justice; whatever she said was the truth.

"It seems the lessons I gave you weren’t enough."

"Did you just admit it?"

Wen Xiaofei seized on Li Feng’s words, staring at him and pressing him for an answer, Li Feng squinted at Wen Xiaofei: "What have I admitted?"

"Hmph, you admitted everything you did to me at sea, including throwing me into the sea; dare you deny it?"

Wen Xiaofei watched Li Feng’s expressions closely, ready to escalate her rhetoric the moment he dared to say "no."

Li Feng smirked, "Alright, I admit it; everything you said is true."

"Hisss."

"He actually admitted it?"

"Is he really a criminal?"

"Did he threaten the old chairman?"

"Obviously, the old chairman probably did it for the child in his stomach, fearing the unborn child would die if he disobeyed, so he went to all lengths, even making such absurd decisions."

"The chairman was actually warning us; he knew we wouldn’t agree, so he deliberately stirred things up to expose the other party."

Some directly and automatically imagined the storyline, rationalizing the process instantly.

"Arrest him."

"Why aren’t the police arresting him and rescuing our chairman?"

Han Dong gave a wry smile, lifting his eyes to look at Li Feng across him; this guy really was troublesome.

Wen Xiaofei laughed and looked at the admitting Li Feng: "You all heard him; he confessed with his own mouth; why aren’t you arresting him?"

"Everyone shut up."

At that moment, Chen Qinian, sitting in a wheelchair, shouted. Although his voice wasn’t loud, many around him quieted down.

"Old chairman, please speak; is it true that he threatened you using your wife’s unborn child?"

"Yes!"

Chen Qinian looked at the impetuous Chen family members stepping forward; he secretly thought these people really lacked brains. He had been wise all his life; how could he be surrounded by fools? Could it be, as the fortune teller said, that he alone had seized a hundred years of the Chen family’s luck?

"Have you grown a brain?"

"Hmm?"

Chen Qinian looked at the puzzled faces of the Chen family members: "What kind of person do you think I, Chen Qinian, am?"

"Do you take me for a joke?"

"Also, do you all have eyes? The police are standing right there not saying a word, and you all jump out showing yourselves."

"If he were really a criminal, do you think they could stand their ground?"

"If he were a criminal, do you think you would still have the chance to criticize here?"

Chen Qinian said and then lifted his gaze towards Li Feng.

"You kid, it’s enough to play around, but to insult some people’s intelligence, don’t you find it boring?" Chen Qinian glanced at Li Feng.

In his eyes, Li Feng was just feigning withdrawal as a strategy, playing the game of suppressing before elevating; he was still young in the end.

"You really have a discerning eye." Li Feng suddenly felt Chen Qinian was truly his confidant despite the age difference; if Chen Qinian had been born in his era, he would definitely have been a worthy opponent.

"Insulting intelligence?"

Many people couldn’t help but wonder what Chairman Chen meant by that.

"Shuangshuang, I’m a bit confused, is he really a criminal or not?" Fang Ting frowned, and Ma Shuangshuang also found it hard to understand.

At that moment, Han Dong stepped forward, "Everyone, listen to me, he is not a criminal. I can’t divulge the details, but I can assure you, he is a lawful citizen."

Han Dong’s intervention undoubtedly took everyone by surprise.

Aren’t you here to make an arrest?

Wen Xiaofei hadn’t expected Han Dong to step in and clarify, which confused her, "Captain Han, you vouch for him?"

"Are you in league with him too?"

Wen Xiaofei became suspicious, and her face turned unsightly.

Li Feng looked at Wen Xiaofei. The woman had spirit, but she was blinded by her own assumptions and didn’t understand the truth.

It was like on the cargo ship; he was clearly trying to save people, yet she insisted on defending the women there in the name of justice—what else could that be but foolishness?

Repaying kindness with enmity wasn’t so prompt.

"Reporter Wen, you need treatment," Li Feng said.

"I need treatment? You’re the one who’s sick."

Wen Xiaofei retorted, and Li Feng shrugged, "You really are sick, you suffer from paranoid delusion."

"I have paranoid delusion?"

"Exactly."

"Because what you just said doesn’t hold up. You say I’m a criminal? That’s just your side of the story. Do you have any evidence?"

"You claim I threw you into the sea. Okay, suppose I did throw you into the sea. If I were really a criminal, would I let you come back alive to accuse me? Then I might be the stupidest criminal in the world."

"Also, this story you fabricated; where and when did it supposedly happen? If there really was such an incident, why hasn’t there been any hint of it?"

"I often heard of journalists making up news to catch the public’s eye, writing sensational stories just to get readership, regardless of the actual truth. What matters is that people read it."

"And isn’t what you are doing now just creating news?"

"I swore brotherhood with my big brother, and he entrusted me with the power and status that many dream of, which must have upset a lot of people’s interests."

"You’re jumping out not just to catch people’s eye, right?"

Li Feng’s half-told story undoubtedly sparked much speculation, suggesting that the journalist had been orchestrated to cause trouble.

"You’re lying; everything I said is true."

Wen Xiaofei glared at Li Feng, then turned to look at Han Dong and Jin Beibei, "Say something, what I said was true; why aren’t you talking?"

Han Dong looked at Wen Xiaofei.

Speak?

How could he speak when a gag order had been imposed from above, even notifying the department, which was about to conduct a massive anti-gang operation across five provinces and one city? Could he really speak anything?

Unless he no longer wanted his job, he wouldn’t open his mouth, and Jin Beibei felt some sympathy for the female journalist, but she wouldn’t say anything either.

Besides, the story about Li Feng throwing her into the sea was corroborated by other testimonies; it was indeed Wen Xiaofei causing unwarranted trouble, likely for sensational news, and Li Feng hadn’t fallen for her ploy.

She’s fine now, which just shows she was only taught a lesson then.

The police’s silence was a denial of Wen Xiaofei’s proofs, instead validating Li Feng’s claim that the opposition was deliberately provoking and seeking attention, even taking money to create chaos.

"Li Feng, are you even a man?" Wen Xiaofei was practically hysterical.