To be honest, Zhou Quan did not particularly like Yuan Ho-yun.
In terms of ability, Yuan Ho-yun certainly had his merits.
After all, not just anyone could take two pistols and trade fire with a gang of desperadoes armed with heavy weapons.
Aside from that, Yuan Ho-yun had plenty of other good qualities, such as his loyalty.
Yet his flaws were equally obvious: he was reckless, rash, and easily carried away.
Most importantly, once he got carried away, he had no regard for organization or discipline whatsoever.
Zhou Quan was no obedient boy who rigidly followed the rules either, but he knew how to use his head and consider the bigger picture.
Take Yuan Ho-yun shooting Johnny Wang's right-hand man, for instance. Had Zhou Quan been in his place...
He had plenty of ways to get the man's testimony first, then deal with him afterward.
Or take the time Yuan Ho-yun discovered Johnny Wang and Guan Shanhai were having a shootout. He actually jumped into it single-handedly.
Without Kong Long covering for him, Yuan Ho-yun could never have emerged unscathed.
And Yuan Ho-yun's recklessness had not only nearly gotten him killed, but had almost led him to shoot Kong Long, an undercover officer, dead as well.
Since he knew when Johnny Wang and Guan Shanhai would clash, why had he not spoken to his superior and called in the Mobile Unit to take all those criminals down in one fell swoop?
Playing the lone hero could get both yourself and others hurt.
The reason Zhou Quan had not notified Yuan Ho-yun before making his arrangements was precisely to keep him from getting carried away and recklessly throwing the whole plan into chaos.
Yet Yuan Ho-yun remained oblivious and had come onto his turf to raise his voice at him?
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