People are watching American TV shows, and they are also watching American-style iaido.

Mexico City, or the Mexican government, doesn't care about the lives of people in a godforsaken place like Sinaloa. To put it bluntly, the Mexican government doesn't even consider the people of Sinaloa to be human.

I saw.

Bang bang bang.

The soldiers in the off-road vehicles, once they spot green leaves, will grab their guns and swarm forward, lest the owner of those green leaves dare to resist...

Ha ha.

The soldiers would pull the trigger without hesitation, creating several corpses.

Ding Ze wandered around for a while and saw several similar scenes. "Were you shocked?"

Mickey was indeed quite shocked, and upon hearing this, he nodded blankly.

Ding Ze laughed, "Do you still think I'm a murderer?"

"???" Mickey didn't expect to hear this. He turned to look at Ding Ze, stared at him for two seconds, then looked away, shaking his head with a chuckle. "Boss, what are you trying to say?"

“What I want to say is that compared to them, I have been merciful enough and killed too few,” Ding Ze said with some emotion. “I also hope you understand that in this world, there is no absolute right or wrong, only perspectives.”

Mickey seemed to be deep in thought.

At this time.

Several soldiers standing by the roadside noticed Ding Ze and Mickey, and they all looked over with gloomy eyes.

Ding Ze smiled brightly, completely unconcerned, and said with a laugh, "I am an American."

Upon hearing this, the soldiers' expressions immediately softened, and two of them even smiled.

"Don't go that way, we're on a mission, there's danger ahead," a soldier even kindly warned.

"Thanks," Ding Ze said immediately, then turned around and walked in another direction. "Did you see that? What are your thoughts?"

Mickey didn't quite understand. "What should I think? Is being American really that cool?"

Ding Ze nodded, "Pretty much. So tell me, why is being American so awesome?"

Mickey understood, and was speechless: "..."

Seeing Mickey's reaction, Ding Ze chuckled, "So you see, America intimidates half the world with its military might, and American soldiers are frequently deployed, wreaking havoc everywhere."

Is this right or wrong?

Mickey: "...Boss, I feel like you're brainwashing me..."

"Haha, that's really clever," Ding Ze laughed heartily.

Mickey was speechless.

The two wandered around for a while, looking at piles of burning green leaves and smelling the fragrance emitted by the burning leaves.

Finally, Ding Ze parked his car on the side of the road opposite a church and waited quietly for Raphael to appear.

About ten minutes later.

Comrade Raphael, riding a motorcycle, kicked up a cloud of dust and sped past Ding Ze and his companion, disappearing into the churchyard in a flash.

Immediately afterwards, several military off-road vehicles, carrying more than a dozen soldiers, followed them inside.

Ding Ze saw this, and quietly watched the show while smoking a cigarette.

Raphael was terrified. As soon as he reached the church entrance, he jumped off his motorcycle and ran wildly into the church.

Several military off-road vehicles stopped in unison. The team leader got out of the vehicle, picked up a megaphone, and started shouting inside.

I called out a few times, but received no response.

The captain was decisive and didn't care that there were ordinary people in the church. He gave the order for the soldiers to open fire.

at this time.

Felix drove a police car, which he didn't know where he got it from, into the yard and stopped the military captain.

About five or six minutes later.

Felix successfully rescued Raphael, fooled the military, and drove Raphael away from the church.

Felix had seen Ding Ze in the car by the roadside when he entered the church, but the situation was too critical for him to pay attention...

The situation is now much less critical...

Felix nodded to Ding Ze from a distance as a greeting.

Ding Ze smiled and nodded in response. Then, without further ado, he took out his phone and called Felix.

The call was answered quickly.

Felix didn't ask Ding Ze why he was outside the church, simply assuming it was a coincidence, "Mr. Ding."

Ding Ze cut to the chase without wasting words, "After this incident, people like Hector will probably go to Pedro's place."

Upon hearing this, Felix immediately began to ponder Ding Ze's purpose in saying this, but unfortunately, he couldn't figure it out. "Hmm."

"What is Pedro's address?" Ding Ze asked.

Felix overheard this and a possibility dawned on him. "What are you going to do?"

“Pedro is an idiot, he has to die,” Ding Ze said directly and bluntly. “With him dead, you take over Sinaloa, and I’ll kill the rest of the disobedient ones for you.”

Felix: "!!!!"

How long ago was the cooperation agreement reached?

So now they're going to kill Pedro?

Felix wasn't that bold. Although killing Pedro was indeed part of the plan, that was for later...

“Mr. Ding, killing him now is probably not appropriate. I will find it difficult to gain the support of the people, and the Sinaloa Cartel will be thrown into chaos,” Felix quickly advised.

"You're overthinking it. Pedro is an idiot. He would never cooperate with Pablo of Juarez. Do you want to deal with this issue later?" Ding Ze asked with a smile.

After asking the question, Felix was left speechless.

Ding Ze's tone changed, and his smile vanished. "To do great things, you have to be ruthless. You think one Pedro can make you hesitate?"

hum.

Felix was startled, and his expression became complicated.

A few seconds later.

Felix gritted his teeth. "Kill him now, and you'll need to help me keep Sinaloa in check."

“No problem,” Ding Ze said with a smile again.

"How many people did you bring?" Felix needed to confirm.

"Two hundred veterans and countless bullets, is that enough?" Ding Ze asked rhetorically.

Felix: "..."

Is two hundred people a lot?

To be honest, not many?

Pedro has been the boss in Sinaloa for many years and now has thousands of men under his command.

But, two hundred people, plus the fact that they are veterans...

The nature of it is completely different.

“That’s enough,” Felix said, feeling much more at ease. Without further ado, he gave the address, “The address is xxxxx.”

“Okay, call me when you get there, and I’ll go in with you,” Ding Ze said.

Felix was shocked and terrified when he heard this. "His men will all be there. If you kill him on the spot, we'll all die!"

"No, don't worry," Ding Ze said honestly. Although he could understand Felix's concerns, he was still a little annoyed.

Calm! Calm!

We can't kill Felix, otherwise I'll have to personally unify Mexico's specialty food business.

Too troublesome.

Frustrated, Ding Ze had to take a few deep breaths and try to console himself.

Felix was still worried. "Mr. Ding, this is no joke. Are you really sure?"

"Don't worry, you definitely won't die," Ding Ze said helplessly, suppressing his frustration. "I've fought my way from south to north in America and nothing happened. Now it's just a matter of killing Pedro. If I can't even handle this, then it's a joke."

Words spoken.

'If this guy keeps nagging, damn it, I'll support Chabo!' Ding Ze really had this thought.

Although Chabo, who will become a dwarf in the future, is still very young.

It will take a lot of time and effort to support its development.

However, Chapo has one advantage over Felix.

Cha Bo is straightforward enough; he doesn't cause so much trouble.

Felix had no idea he had almost died. After a moment of silence, perhaps favored by Lady Luck, he took a deep breath, thinking that Ding Ze wouldn't joke with his life, and decided to take the gamble. Without further ado, he said, "Okay, wait for my call."

call ended.