Super Zoo

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The next events unfolded just as they had originally, only this time with a change of protagonist.

Four security guards stood in a row with their arms crossed, eyeing the three restless young men across from them with predatory gaze. Dong confiscated the bald man's and the heavyset woman's phones and smashed them mercilessly against the ground, then tossed their car keys away, stuffed the two into a Volvo, and with the remaining six guards brandishing rubber batons, they began to mercilessly pummel the Volvo.

Crash, crash, crash... The glass windows in both the front and back were smashed to smithereens, and the heavyset woman's screams inside the car were akin to a pig being slaughtered, furiously on the verge of exploding.

Su Meng didn't lay a hand on them, standing by the car; whenever the heavyset woman tried to open the door to escape, as soon as a crack opened, Su Meng would deliver a fierce kick to the door. After a while, several large footprints appeared on both of the car's doors.

Nangong Yan quickly dialed a few numbers, whispered a few words to the person on the other end, nodded at Suming, and handed the phone back to him. Suming thought for a moment, then made a call to Wang Jian She's secretary.

Nangong Yan's colleague, Shen Ying, who had been beaten, kept watching Suming with complicated eyes. Read new chapters at My Virtual Library Empire

She and Nangong Yan were good friends, having met Suming more than once at various gatherings. They had chatted briefly and interacted superficially, and she was somewhat aware of Suming's net worth.

Working at a TV station, Shen Ying had seen too many wealthy people. Even though Suming had bought a helicopter, in the eyes of the beautiful female hosts at the TV station, he wasn't particularly impressive, considered to be just okay compared to the real big bosses of listed companies, like Ren Chen.

For girls like them in the radio station, their future was likely to follow a similar path: either marry a rich businessman or a government official. So, Shen Ying previously thought Nangong Yan had found a decent boyfriend, nothing to be particularly envious of. Sometimes, she even thought that Nangong Yan's boyfriend was too amiable, lacking the assertive dominance of other wealthy people she had met, not as imposing.

But today's chaos caused Shen Ying's thoughts to shift subtly. She was well aware of the adverse effects that smashing cars and fighting in the street could cause. Nowadays, everyone has a smartphone, and no matter how strong the connections were, there was no way to cover this up. For an entrepreneur on the rise, this was definitely a big problem.

Any other boss would have thought twice before acting or would have opted for retaliation in the shadows instead.

The fact that Suming smashed the car and attacked without hesitation only indicated one thing: he was standing up for Nangong, taking a stand for her, and was willing to bear the impact on his career.

One might say that he was impulsive, but from a woman's perspective, this man was clearly treating Nangong as his most precious treasure, even above his career.

There are many rich men, but very few who put their girlfriends first. At least, Shen Ying had never seen one. But today, she did.

What do women want if not a reliable partner, both spiritually and economically? No matter how wealthy, if a man doesn't take you seriously, even if he marries you, he still might have a whole number of affairs outside.

In just a few short minutes, Shen Ying thought a lot and couldn't help but feel envious of Nangong Yan for the first time, not even realizing that her envy was tinged with a touch of female jealousy.

The car-smashing went on for several minutes, and the front and rear windshields, as well as all the side windows of the Volvo SUV, were smashed beyond recognition, with one of the doors now misshapen, hanging awkwardly off the car frame.

The crowd parted, and the police finally arrived; it was the 110 rapid response.

"What's going on? Who started this?" the leading officer demanded, glaring at Suming.

Suming looked back, and Nangong Yan shook her head at him subtly.

The bald man and the heavyset woman crawled out from the Volvo that had been battered out of shape. As soon as they got out, the big door of the Volvo clattered to the ground.

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"Mr. Li, these people have illegally detained and intentionally injured individuals! You must stand up for us, the common people!" the corpulent woman strode up behind the leading police officer, pointing at Suming and yelling loudly.

"Mr. Li." The bald man pulled out a pack of cigarettes, offering them to the team-leading officer.

Mr. Li didn't take the cigarettes, then walked up to a group of zoo security guards, his expression darkened, "What's this about, gathering so many people? In broad daylight, are you committing vandalism and theft? Handcuff them all and take them back for questioning!"

Without asking any questions, he slapped the charges on them, vandalism and theft.

As the police behind him were about to arrest people, Suming stepped forward to address the leading Mr. Li, "Comrade, there's been a conflict between our two parties, and you're arresting people without asking who's right and who's wrong? Is there such a provision in the law?"

"Stop filming! Li, if anyone dares to film again, it's obstructing official duties, confiscate their phones!" Mr. Li, the director, scolded the onlookers filming with their phones, and immediately several officers strode into the crowd, shouting loudly, showing their badges, and dispersing the crowd.

"Do you know the law or do I know the law?!" Mr. Li said sternly to Suming, "I'm telling you, I'm a police officer, and police represent the law. Today I'm arresting you according to the law."

"Comrade, what you're saying isn't quite right. Police only have the power to enforce the law; they do not represent the law. Police actions must comply with the law. Moreover, the law is very clear, it's not up to you to decide what is lawful, and even if the law needs to be explained, that's the job of the People's Congress and the courts, not the police," Nangong Yan said from the side.

"Young lady, don't be so defiant. I'm telling you, the police are the law, I am the law! Arrest them all!"

His accompanying officers were just about to take action when the security team from the zoo wouldn't have it, rushing over to shield Suming.

"What are you doing!" Mr. Li's face suddenly darkened.

The bald man and the corpulent woman smirked coldly from behind, assured that once the suspects were taken to the station, they could be dealt with however they pleased. They didn't believe that this young man, no matter how bold or wealthy, would dare to confront the police directly on the street.

If he really dared to do so, even if his father was ********, he wouldn't be able to cover for him!

Just then, another police car arrived from a different direction, and a police officer got out.

"Mr. Li, hello, I'm Yang from the South Mountain Sub-bureau." The young officer nodded at Nangong Yan and strode up to Mr. Li, saluting him first, then turning to Nangong, "Nangong, what are you doing here?"

"You know each other?" Mr. Li asked with a frown.

"She's the niece of Deputy Chief Nangong from our sub-bureau," the young officer said with a smile, then addressing Nangong again, "This is Deputy Chief Li from the Baiyang Sub-bureau, a friend of your third uncle."

Officer Yang was very tactful in his communication. Although polite, his words conveyed two messages.

First, this Mr. Li was a deputy chief, equal in rank to Nangong's third uncle, not a high official or the chief in charge;

Second, his jurisdiction was in the Baiyang Sub-bureau.

The location of the incident on Heping Road was neither under the jurisdiction of the South Mountain Sub-bureau nor under the jurisdiction of the Baiyang Sub-bureau.