If an ordinary person encountered something like this, he would certainly use conventional means to seek justice. But Haidong was different. He was an assassin, and he knew that given the other party's wealth and social standing, normal methods couldn't get justice for his son. He didn't care about compensation or whether the other party went to prison.
Haidong's revenge began. He spent only one day thoroughly investigating the whole matter, but his opponent reacted even faster.
Zhang Xutian's father was the city's real-estate tycoon, Zhang Da. In the real-estate business, one came into contact with all kinds of people. Because of this, after learning Haidong's identity through special channels, Zhang Da immediately understood that the matter couldn't be resolved with money or through legal means.
As the saying went, once you started, you might as well finish the job. With the younger one dead, killing the older one too would wipe everything clean. Since the other party was an assassin, that made things even better. There was a good chance no one would investigate his death. Through a friend's introduction, Zhang Da contacted several "assassins."
After meeting them, Zhang Da discovered that these "assassins" were merely a bunch of rough country men. Some of them had never even touched a gun and relied solely on their courage to kill.
After realizing this, Zhang Da didn't give up. The other party was indeed a professional assassin, but he had money. Money could make the devil turn a millstone. He couldn't find professional assassins, but hiring more amateurs was no problem at all. Besides, they were on the defensive side and could simply wait for the other party to come for revenge.
Zhang Da was ruthless enough to hire a large number of people. Though these men lacked technique, they had