Supremely Talented Tyrant

Liu Bohong led a group of people into Shu Ya Group with great momentum, clearly seeking Shu Ya today.

"Hey, hey, hey, stop, what are you doing?" Just then, Tie Shan and Heigui stepped forward to block Liu Bohong and his group.

From the moment Liu Bohong entered the group, Tie Shan and Heigui had been watching him and his group. Just one look was enough to tell them that Liu Bohong was not a good person, so they followed to investigate.

"I'm here to see President Shu," Liu Bohong said with a smile, but the smile didn't quite match his demeanor, making it seem awkward and gloomy.

Tie Shan frowned slightly, showing some displeasure, "Do you have an appointment?"

"Just send a message saying that Hao Jian's friend is here; I think she will see me," Liu Bohong said with a smile.

"Hao Jian's friend? I haven't heard that Hao Jian has such a friend. I'll make a call to him first."

Heigui picked up his mobile phone to call Hao Jian, knowing that Shu Ya was Hao Jian's wife. Considering how shady the group looked, he couldn't just let Liu Bohong and his men go find Shu Ya.

Hearing this, the smile on Liu Bohong's face instantly vanished, and he gave his subordinates a look.

His subordinates then walked towards Heigui and Tie Shan and swiftly beat them until they were covered in blood.

Although Tie Shan was a former Special Forces member, those accompanying Liu Bohong were Martial Artists, and naturally they were no match for Liu Bohong's subordinates.

"What exactly are you people?" Heigui, lying on the ground with a bloody mouth and all his limbs broken, still glaring fiercely at Liu Bohong.@@novelbin@@

"Like I said, a friend," Liu Bohong replied with a half-smile, and then walked past the security guards towards the interior of the group again.

However, just as Liu Bohong took a step forward, a hand suddenly caught his leg. Tie Shan angrily glared at him, "I absolutely won't let you pass."

"Heh," Liu Bohong chuckled coldly, then violently pulled out the dagger from his waist and stabbed a few holes in Tie Shan's palm, instantly making it bloody.

Tie Shan screamed in pain but still refused to let go until Liu Bohong kicked him in the head, knocking him unconscious, and he finally had to let go.

"Each one is more troublesome than the last," Liu Bohong said in surprise. It was one thing for Hao Jian, but even these minor security guards acted like this; he didn't know what to say.

Shu Ya was working in her office when someone suddenly pushed the door open. She immediately frowned, annoyed, wondering who would be so rude as to barge in without knocking.

Then, she saw an older man with graying hair, smiling as he stood at the doorway of her office.

"May I ask who you are?" Shu Ya asked, puzzled.

"Oh, my name is Liu Bohong. I am a friend of Hao Jian," Liu Bohong replied with a smile.

"Hao Jian's friend? What do you need with me?" Shu Ya was even more confused, as she didn't know Liu Bohong and couldn't figure out why Hao Jian's friend would seek her.

"It's like this—I am from the same village as Hao Jian. His parents heard he had a girlfriend abroad, so they asked me to check on him," Liu Bohong said with a smile, crafting a flawless lie. However, the only flaw in his lie was that Shu Ya knew Hao Jian was an orphan, so how could he possibly have parents?

Shu Ya's brow subtly furrowed. She didn't know why Liu Bohong was lying, but this made it clear that he had ulterior motives.

Liu Bohong thought he could deceive Shu Ya, but he didn't realize that Shu Ya had already figured everything out.

"I think you are mistaken—we are just ordinary friends, nothing more." Since Liu Bohong was lying, Shu Ya naturally wouldn't reveal the truth either.

Liu Bohong was momentarily startled and laughed in a strange manner, "That can't be right, how could you be living together if you're just friends?"

Shu Ya felt even more uneasy. If Liu Bohong were really just a villager of Hao Jian, how would he know about her living arrangement with Hao Jian and even her location?

Since Liu Bohong asked, Shu Ya naturally had to respond, "That's because I don't get along well with my family, so I couldn't stay at home and had to live with him temporarily. My secretary has already found a place for me, and I will be moving out soon." Explore stories at My Virtual Library Empire

Liu Bohong frowned, puzzled, wondering if the information was incorrect. He had investigated Shu Ya and knew that what she said was true; she indeed had a poor relationship with her family on both her father's and mother's sides, and it was possible for her to move out.

Shu Ya looked at Liu Bohong with a smile, waiting for his response.

Liu Bohong's expression flickered, and he had initially planned to kidnap Shu Ya. But after hearing Shu Ya's words, he hesitated.

If what Shu Ya said was true, then kidnapping her would be pointless; Hao Jian wouldn't likely risk his life for just an ordinary friend. He wouldn't do it either.

"Stay away from him in the future," Liu Bohong said sternly, no longer smiling but reverting to his usual cold and grim demeanor. His tone was not suggestive but dictatorial.

"Why? Are you not Hao Jian's friend? Who are you really?" Shu Ya frowned deeply. She did not appreciate the tone Liu Bohong was using, making it clear from this alone that Liu Bohong could not possibly be Hao Jian's friend.

"Friends? I'm definitely not friends with him; he killed seven or eight of my men. I hate him enough already; how could I possibly be friends with him?" Liu Bohong sneered, revealing his true nature at this moment.

However, this also showed that he had given up the intention to kidnap Shu Ya. Since Shu Ya and Hao Jian were merely acquaintances, kidnapping her was meaningless.

Moreover, Shu Ya had some reputation in Hua City, and kidnapping her would likely cause a major uproar, proving to be more trouble than it's worth.

"He killed your seven or eight men?" Shu Ya was stunned. She couldn't imagine Hao Jian doing such a thing; that guy always acting like a rogue, how could he kill people for no reason?

"It seems you don't know your 'friend' at all," Liu Bohong mocked.

Upon hearing this, Shu Ya fell silent; she indeed did not understand Hao Jian.

Initially at the bank, she had felt that something was wrong because Hao Jian had killed that person. But Shu Ya had thought it was because Hao Jian was under emotional stress, which led him to lose control and kill.

But now, listening to Liu Bohong, it seemed that killing was just a common occurrence for Hao Jian.

"Stay away from him. It's for your own good, or you'll either end up killed by him or by someone else," Liu Bohong said with a strange smile.

At that moment, Shu Ya was distraught and didn't know how to refute Liu Bohong's words.

Seeing that Shu Ya was stunned, Liu Bohong did not waste more words, laughed loudly twice, and left with his men.

Shu Ya sat in her office chair, already devoid of any mood to work, feeling cold all over, her brows furrowed with a hint of irritability and unease.

About Hao Jian, what she knew had seemed good, but today's information about him came from an unknown old man's mouth.

Had she fallen for a murderer? Shu Ya couldn't accept this!

For Shu Ya, any form of violence was evil; there was no distinction!

Thinking this made Shu Ya shiver all over, her irritability indescribable.

...

Hao Jian was dropped off by Xu Donghe's chauffeur but didn't go directly to the office. Instead, he first stopped by the Chinese Medicine Hospital.

Because he was about to go abroad for a while to be a bodyguard for Xu Donghe's niece, Cheng Weiwei, he needed to notify Du Yuelin and explain the courses to the students.

As for Shu Ya, a simple notification would suffice.

At that moment, Hao Jian was unaware that Liu Bohong had visited Shu Ya and didn't know Shu Ya's current attitude toward him.

Just as he was about to enter the Chinese Medicine Hospital, he heard the roar of a car behind him, powerful like thunder, speeding towards him amid the cries of the people.

"Beep beep beep beep."

The driver seemed annoyed that Hao Jian was blocking his way, pressing the horn furiously, the piercing sound instantly cutting through the entire street.

Hao Jian frowned, annoyed as he turned around, only to see a flashy red Ferrari speed towards him, then come to a screeching halt right in front of him.

At that moment, the car was only thirty centimeters away from him, nearly hitting Hao Jian.

"Country bumpkin, are you fucking deaf? Didn't you hear the horn?" a guy with ear piercings and dyed red hair leaned out of the car, arrogantly addressing Hao Jian.

"Heard it, but isn't this supposed to be a sidewalk?" Hao Jian replied sarcastically, driving a sports car at high speed on a sidewalk and still having the nerve to blame others for not getting out of the way?

"Hey, you dare talk back?" the redhead immediately got out of the car, feeling irritated, as if some nobody had dared to talk back to He Zexi, did he think He Zexi was a vegetarian?

He Zexi walked up to Hao Jian, acting high and mighty, glaring at him, "You fucking try talking back to me one more time? See if I don't 'soften' you up!"

"Seeing you like this, you must be a student from the neighboring Business School, right?" Hao Jian sized up He Zexi, noting the school badge on him.

"So what if I am? I'm a top student at the Business School, going to be a businessman in the future, unlike you dumbasses from the Chinese Medicine Hospital," He Zexi laughed haughtily, certain Hao Jian was from the Chinese Medicine Hospital as he walked on its streets.

But he didn't regard Hao Jian as a teacher, instead, treating him like a student, as there were no such young teachers in Traditional Chinese Medicine in his view.

To He Zexi, students of the Chinese Medicine Hospital were all fools, studying that nonsense instead of Western medicine.