Hong Kong Movie: The Death Soldier System, sweeping across Hongxing at the beginning

The two of them were in a state of chaos.

Lei Gong is actually similar to Gui Lao. On the surface, Lei Gong and Gu Hao can even be said to have no contradictions.

Gu Hao and Lei Gong have never even met each other, and they have only heard of each other's names.

But in fact...

There is a fundamental conflict of interest between Lei Gong and Gu Hao.

Lei Gong's purpose of coming to Hong Kong is actually very simple, that is, he wants to control the Hong Kong community and then expand his territory.

Now the Hong Kong community is huddling together for warmth, so Lei Gong has no way to start.

This is also the fundamental reason why Lei Gong will participate in the matter of dealing with the Hong Kong Community Alliance.

After realizing this, A Yi also understood a truth.

There is absolutely no possibility of reconciliation between his boss and Lei Gong, as long as Lei Gong still wants Hong Kong's territory to expand his power.

Then...

There will definitely be a conflict with the boss.

So in this plan, A Yi has actually made up his mind.

If he can find this guy Lei Gong, he will definitely take this opportunity to kill him directly.

In addition to this contradiction, there is actually a more critical contradiction.

There is a conflict between Lei Gong and his boss's public identity.

Although in the eyes of major forces, Gu Hao's public identity is actually very simple, that is, a businessman.

So under this simple identity, except for the greed of the ghost, Gu Hao's identity as a businessman has almost no conflict with any forces.

But Lei Gong is really an exception.

A very important reason why Lei Gong would target Gu Hao so much or withdraw from the Boxer Society to deal with Gu Hao is because he has some personal grudges with Gu Hao.

As for the source of this personal grudge, it is even simpler than it can be.

That is, one of Lei Gong's confidants is Shan Ji's cousin.

Originally, this had nothing to do with Gu Hao. Not to mention a small Shan Ji, even Chen Haonan Gu Hao didn't take it seriously.

It can be said that Gu Hao and Shan Ji are not people of the same level at all, and there will be no intersection at all.

One is just a pure bad boy, while Gu Hao is the boss of the big boss of the society.

The difference between them is a world of difference.

Under this situation, there is no possibility of any connection.

But a series of things happened afterwards, such as Chen Haonan provoking Gu Hao, and even trying to provoke conflicts between Gu Hao and the society. These things made Gu Hao couldn't help but kill Chen Haonan.

As Chen Haonan's younger brother, Shan Ji was naturally killed by Gu Hao.

After all, Gu Hao doesn't care about the background and consequences when doing things. As long as you dare to trouble Gu Hao.

Gu Hao dares to kill you directly with thunder.

Chen Haonan, Hongxing, Dongxing and other big bosses are like this, and Shan Ji is naturally the same.

If you embark on the road of the society, you need to bear the cost of mixing in the society.

This is a truth that even children in Hong Kong understand.

There is even a saying that goes, "You will pay for what you have done sooner or later."

So even though the whole Hong Kong community knew about Gu Hao's killing of Chen Haonan and Shan Ji, no one thought there was anything wrong with it.

The so-called winners are kings and losers are bandits, as long as you have the ability to do anything, it is right.

Besides, it was Chen Haonan who took the initiative to cause trouble, so it was only natural for Gu Hao to kill him.

Throughout the whole thing, Gu Hao had no problem in terms of emotion and reason.

Not to mention that Shan Ji's cousin was one of Lei Gong's confidants, even if Shan Ji was Lei Gong's illegitimate son.

There was nothing wrong with Gu Hao doing things this way.

But the problem was that after Lei Gong heard about this, he did not intend to do things according to the rules, but felt that he was taking advantage of the situation.

He sent Shan Ji's cousin to Hong Kong directly, saying that it was for Shan Ji's revenge, but in fact, Lei Gong's purpose was clear to everyone.

It was nothing more than finding an excuse to send his people to Hong Kong to do something, and then deal with Gu Hao.

It was also a reward for Shan Ji's cousin's work.

So Lei Gong had an irreconcilable hatred with Gu Hao, both secretly and openly.

At this point, A Yi naturally understood that this guy was doomed.

It was just a matter of time.

So whether it was Gui Lao or Lei Gong, they were already dead in A Yi's mind, and he had even thought of the plan of when to start and how to start.

But as for the four major families...

A Yi had

It is hard to decide.

The main reason is that I am not sure about my boss's attitude towards the four major families.

Although the four major families participated in the establishment of the Boxer Society and provided a lot of financial resources.

But afterwards, the four major families had a very ambiguous attitude. They did not do anything against the Society Alliance.

But they did not do anything against the Boxer Society.

It is more like a neutral person in the middle.

Although everyone knows that the attitude of the four major families is more like fence-sitters, whoever is stronger will follow.

But at least on the surface, the four major families do not want to be enemies with any force.

But Gu Hao and his subordinate A Yi understand that the four major families always hope to gain more benefits with the help of the ghosts.

Reason tells A Yi that the people of the four major families can actually be killed directly.

Only in this way can it be in the best interests of Gu Hao.

But after thinking about it carefully, A Yi is still a little hesitant.

On the one hand, the four major families actually left the Boxer Alliance at the first time, and they still have a cooperative relationship with their boss.

If you take action directly at this time...

It is still a bit inappropriate.

On the other hand, this is also what Ah Yi is most worried about.

The four big families represent the real interests of the foreigners. If the Hong Kong community was killed before and the foreigners' bottom interests were taken away, the foreigners could still accept it.

Then if the interests of the foreigners represented by the four big families were also eaten up.

Then the foreigners would definitely not be so calm to deal with this matter like dealing with the loss of community interests.

In short, it is very likely that it will not be in the interests of their bosses to take action against the people of the four big families now.

"I said it very clearly before."

Hearing the question that Ah Yi was worried about, Gu Hao's meaning was very simple, and there was even a hint of irresistible tone in his words: "As long as they dare to take action against me, there is no need to consider any consequences and so-called interests, just kill the person who reached out."

Gu Hao's meaning was very simple. If the four big families really dared to take action...

Then no matter what interests there were, it didn't matter.

Killing them was Gu Hao's real idea.

And the so-called interests...

Actually, it really doesn't matter.

In front of life, any so-called interests don't matter.

Moreover, Gu Hao actually didn't believe that the four major families would do such a fence-sitting thing.

It is very likely that only some members of the four major families are involved.