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In other words, if the drone wanted to keep tracking him, it would have to fly directly overhead. Which meant reaching the thirty-second floor. According to recorded drone altitude limits, their maximum height was roughly 150 meters. And the height of a 32-story building was about 130 meters, given that the ground floor was around five meters high, and each subsequent floor was spaced roughly three meters apart. With that calculation, all he had to do was reach the rooftop, and he’d have a high…-
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Xiao Gang got out of the car. The second person to disembark was Ying Yuezi. As soon as Old Cai drove them into a cluster of food streets, Ying Yuezi immediately jumped out of the vehicle. Old Hu, on the other hand, planned to get off somewhere near Wang Yun. He had to find a way to inform Wang Yun, because if Old Cai were captured, the location of the inn would be directly exposed. So he needed Old Cai to drive around a few more times. If he got off too close to Wang Yun’s location, it would…
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Boss Cai had no idea what was going on. But Old Hu had told him that someone was chasing them and if they got caught, it would all be over. That alone was enough to send Boss Cai into a panic, foot slamming the accelerator as if trying to push it through the floorboard. “Can’t take a loss, huh? Damn it, they really sent in drones?!” Old Hu stuck his head out the window to check. Sure enough, the buzzing overhead wasn’t just in his imagination. Fast-moving, locked directly above their…
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“Brother Hu, you saved my seafood, right?” Just as Old Hu was finishing up the last of the sales, Boss Cai finally arrived. He looked haggard and disheveled, his hair a mess. He had clearly just rolled out of bed. “Of course I did. Xiang Xiang told us you still had plenty at the restaurant, so we set aside two buckets for you,” Old Hu replied. “There’ll be more later, sell what you’ve got for now.” As he spoke, Old Hu stood up. But just as he bent down to grab the two buckets at…
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The moment Wu Yaoming received the order, he personally led the team out. Three suspects: two men and one woman. One of them was reportedly wearing a ribbon with a distinctive mark. According to what Zhao Youcheng had just relayed, the woman in question looked strikingly similar to Ying Yuezi. The tipster described her as having jet-black hair tied up high, standing around 1.7 meters tall, with long legs and a sharp, capable aura—beautiful and cool-headed. As for the two men: one was burly and a…
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Wang Yue wasn’t having the best of luck tonight. He’d spent the entire night searching and hadn’t found a single person willing or suitable to “lend” him money. To make matters worse, the sun rose early here. And once daylight broke, danger came with it. Left with no better option, he and Shi Ce had no choice but to return. The two of them were staying in a tent pitched in a park on the outskirts of the city. It was a massive park, and their tent was hidden beneath a bridge,…
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“Besides,” Shi Ce continued, “we don’t need to ally with people who dig through trash for food. If they’re rummaging through garbage, that just means they haven’t got a brain in their head these past few days.” His words were blunt. At the start of the show, he still played the part of the refined gentleman—polite, courteous, always aware of the camera. But after four days of hardship, the darker side of his personality had emerged in full. “Heh.” From the shadows, Wang Yue let…
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The moment Big Mouth heard that Xiao Gao could handle it, he slapped him on the shoulder in excitement. “Nice one, Xiao Gao! I figured you were just tall and had good eyesight, but I didn’t expect you to know about this kind of stuff too!” Xiao Gao winced and rubbed the sore spot. “Back in college, I spent two months during summer break working at an auto repair shop. Picked up a bunch of car-related stuff.” “In that case, I’ll leave this one to you,” Old Zhou said, glancing at…
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Zhao Youcheng’s explanation was crystal clear, and both of his subordinates nodded in admiration. They couldn’t help but respect his deduction skills. He could draw conclusions just by observing someone’s clothing. “If they’re smart, they’ve already left the area by now,” Captain Zhao muttered. “But there’s still a thirty percent chance we could catch them. Let’s hope they’re not too clever.” He hadn’t expected to run into Wang Yun’s teammates today, which made the missed…
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“You two go get some rest now. Head back out around seven or eight tonight,” Wang Yun said calmly. The two nodded. Old Zhou looked like he wanted to say more, but the words caught in his throat and died there. Wang Yun stepped forward and gave him a reassuring pat on the shoulder. “Don’t overthink it. Get a good rest. Those inspectors are no joke. It’s normal to get spotted by them. Usually, once they’ve locked onto someone, it’s nearly impossible to shake them. The fact that you…
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