Transmigrated as the fake young master, I'll beat up the scumbags and b*tches-Chapter 312Vol. 1 - - Unexpected
It was exactly midnight.
On stage, Gu ZhouTing stood with a microphone in hand, gazing out at the crowd below.
“Today is ZhaoChuan’s birthday banquet. And I also have another very important announcement to make.”
“We of the Gu family have found the child we lost all those years ago.”
Gu ZhouTing pulled HuMing to his side. With slightly trembling hands, he took a small box from his pocket and handed it to him, a smile gradually blooming on his face.
“This was something your grandfather left with me back then. And now, I’m handing it back to you.”
“HuMing—he is one of us. He is a Gu.”
His words were short, but everyone understood them clearly. The Gu family had gained a new young master.
Xia XiaoXi and Xia Chen stood off to the side, clapping. Gu YunZhou and Gu YunQin did the same.
Gu ZhaoChuan crossed his arms, eyes fixed on HuMing on the stage.
But before long, a strange smile crept across his face.
Just as HuMing slipped the box into his pocket, a gunshot rang out, shattering the banquet’s atmosphere.
Panic erupted instantly.
Gu WeiJun instinctively turned to follow the direction of the shot, but Gu ZhaoChuan quickly stepped forward and stopped him.
“Dad, right now the most important thing is calming everyone down!”
Gu WeiJun took a long look at ZhaoChuan’s calm face and said nothing. He quickly ran up to the stage, took the microphone from HuMing, and began trying to reassure the crowd.
But then—another gunshot.
This time, everyone truly lost it.
Some guests frantically rushed toward the exits, but were blocked by others.
Those blocking them were dressed as hotel staff—but their once-polite expressions had turned cold and merciless.
Someone tried to break through the blockade—only to be shot in the leg!
“Everyone shut up!” fɾēewebnσveℓ.com
More than a dozen strangers had appeared in the banquet hall as if from nowhere. All were armed, masked, and unidentifiable.
Gu WeiJun narrowed his eyes at the man in front, but the man strode forward and kicked him hard to the ground.
Clutching his abdomen, Gu WeiJun glared coldly at him.
The intruder grabbed the microphone.
“Apologies for ruining your evening, but since you’re all here tonight, I need you to help me with something.”
“I don’t want money. What I want… is the leader of ‘Blizzard’ to come out and talk to me. She and I have some unfinished business.”
No one noticed—HuMing, who had been on stage just moments ago, had vanished.
Somewhere nearby, HuMing glanced at his phone. No signal. It had been jammed. The enemy had planned this well.
He hadn’t expected them to be this bold—daring to trap everyone on this floor.
And these weren’t just any guests. Every one of them was a pillar of JingDu. If even one came to harm, the whole city would be thrown into chaos.
Shi Zhong was even crazier than he’d imagined. But it didn’t matter. There was still time to fix this.
HuMing strode ahead, but as he turned a corner, one of the gunmen spotted him. Before the man could speak, HuMing slammed a fist into his throat. The man choked and collapsed.
HuMing picked up the fallen gun and tucked it behind his back. But just around the corner—he caught a glimpse of a familiar silhouette.
…
Elsewhere, Kang Xin narrowed her eyes at the hallway ahead. When the gunshots first rang out, she’d found a place to hide.
But now, she had come out—and caught sight of a familiar figure.
It was that boy, Shi Ren. He was dragging two bodies into a room.
What had he done?
Was he connected to what was happening tonight?
She couldn’t help but follow.
Soon, she arrived at the door he had entered. It looked like a storage room.
Kang Xin slowly pushed the door open. Inside—it was pitch black.
But in the next instant, a hand reached out and yanked her inside!
She rolled across the floor and landed in a half-crouch.
The door slammed shut and locked with a click, and the lights flicked on.
It was Shi Ren.
Behind Kang Xin, Bai XingQi and Lou Ze were tied up, unconscious.
“I thought you’d been caught. Didn’t expect you to track me here.”
“Are you behind those people outside?”
“No. I’m just doing what I need to do. The ones I want to deal with are those two behind you.”
Kang Xin raised her fists slightly, locking eyes with him. “Let me go.”
“That’s impossible. Since you’ve seen this, I can’t let you leave. You’ll die here.”
As soon as the words left his mouth, a dagger slipped from Shi Ren’s sleeve. The blade gleamed as it swept past her face—but she dodged just in time.
What followed was a flurry of attacks—swift and brutal. Kang Xin was barely able to defend herself.
The dagger sliced across her arm. Blood flowed, but she didn’t falter.
Facing this boy—just holding her ground was already taking all her strength.
If this went on, she’d either bleed out or fall to a fatal blow.
She had to escape. But he was blocking the door.
Shi Ren’s eyes—sharp like a hawk’s—never left her. Then, he lunged. The dagger grazed past her again—she dodged, but he kicked her to the ground.
Something about his movements felt familiar. But now wasn’t the time to think.
She had to survive.
With that thought, she grabbed a broom from the floor and swung at him.
Shi Ren dodged with ease, then found an opening—and kicked her, broom and all, across the room.
She crashed into Bai XingQi, the impact stirring the girl awake.
Bai XingQi opened her eyes—and saw Kang Xin’s back.
Faintly, she saw… a black lotus.
Her eyes widened.
“You’re… little sister?!”
Kang Xin coughed up blood, but when she heard that familiar voice call out to her, she froze.
That voice… that name…
It felt like an old friend reaching across the years—pulling her memory back to life.
Starting today for 1 week if we are able to reach 25 Reviews on NovelUpdates,
We will be mass releasing 15Bonus Chps+7(daily chps) the following week when goal is reach!!!
Leave a Review HERE right now!!
Current: 12/25 Review
