Hong Kong Variety Show: From Little Brother to Big Boss

He knew Liu Xu's strength, and knew that with Liu Xu's participation, victory in this battle would be just around the corner. Without any extra words, the two led their men to charge towards Hongxing's troops.

Liu Xu's knife-wielding posture was still fierce, and each strike was precise and deadly.

Under his leadership, the members of Yau Tsim Mong were like a tiger descending from a mountain, unstoppable. Under the double attack of Liu Xu and Hong Fei, the Hongxing troops were quickly defeated.

Next, it was the Dongxing branch in Sham Shui Po. He had originally planned to help Hongfei get the number and help Yizi build up the territory, but when he saw the Xinji people taking action, he gave up the idea.

From then on, the fighting in Mong Kok lasted only an hour, and it took ten minutes to capture the Hung Hing and Tung Sing branches in Sham Shui Po. The fighting in Mong Kok and Sham Shui Po was completely over.

Without hesitation, he separated the leader of the Mong Kok gang and ordered Chen Dao to continue to guard the Mong Kok territory, while he himself led more than a thousand thugs and rushed towards Tsim Sha Tsui.

Of the three battlefields, the one in Kowloon ended first, and the battle in Mong Kok has also ended. The only thing left is the siege battle in the Hung Hom Cross-Harbour Tunnel.

When he arrived at the tunnel entrance, he saw Wang Ergou and Feng Yuzheng, who looked exhausted, taking the time to replenish their energy. They ate very quickly, swallowing their food whole.

Seeing Liu Xu leading his troops to arrive, the two of them were cheered up. Wang Ergou stepped forward and asked, "Brother Xu, has the battle in Kowloon and Mong Kok ended?"

Liu Xu nodded and patted Wang Ergou and Feng Yuxiu on the shoulders: "You did a great job. You successfully blocked Wan Chai's troops in the tunnel. Leave the rest to me. Have a good rest."

After saying that, he swung the brand new machetes in his hands and led more than a thousand thugs behind him into the tunnel.

Although the joint efforts of Hongxing and Dongxing to enter Yau Tsim Mong made Liu Xu realize the trouble of being a big tree attracting wind, the other party's behavior made him sigh, "It's really too stupid."

If the troops from Wan Chai had entered Tsim Sha Tsui by combining land and water routes, the enemy might have already defeated Er Gou and his men. After all, the difference in numbers between the two sides was too great.

He insisted on taking the Hung Hom Cross-Harbour Tunnel, but was blocked by Er Gou, Tian Yangsheng and others. Now an hour has passed, and his men are still blocked at the back of the tunnel.

Thanks to my advance instructions to Wang Ergou and others, I deliberately placed the Wan Chai troops in the second half, giving the other party a feeling that they could rush out of the undersea tunnel immediately, otherwise the other party might choose to take the water route.

When Liu Xu stepped into the tunnel, the scene before him was like hell on earth, with fire and knife lights interweaving and a strong smell of blood in the air.

The two brothers Tian Yangsheng and Tian Yangyi are worthy of being the martial arts leaders in the Tianyang Seven-Man Group. They are like two undefeated gods of war, standing at the forefront of the tunnel battlefield.

The two men were closely surrounded by hundreds of elite thugs. They were well-trained and had good coordination, assisting Tian Yangsheng and Tian Yangyi in repelling the Wan Chai troops who were pouring in like a tide.

Although the battle in the tunnel did not involve as many people as the battles in Mong Kok and Kowloon, the fighting situation was far more brutal than those two battlefields.

Here, every inch of land was soaked in blood, and every shout was filled with despair and anger. People outside rushed in desperately, trying to break through the siege;

The people inside were unable to get out due to space limitations.

Once seriously injured, if protective measures are not taken properly, one can only watch helplessly as one's lifeblood gradually drains away.

Liu Xu's eyes were as sharp as torches. He quickly scanned the battlefield, looking for the best breakthrough point.

In such an environment, every second of hesitation could lead to more casualties. So he shouted loudly, calling the crowd to stop and clear a passage for him.

"Everyone get out of my way! I'm doing it!"

This roar was like a thunder exploding in the tunnel, awakening the younger brothers who were fighting hard in the front from their frenzy.

They all turned their heads and looked at Liu Xu, their eyes full of anticipation and awe.

Liu Xu's figure was like a ghost, he quickly passed through the crowd and arrived at the front line of the battlefield. The machete in his hand was like the scythe of death, and every blow accurately harvested the lives of the enemies.

Tian Yangsheng and Tian Yangyi were delighted to see Liu Xu coming. They realized that Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei were safe and sound, and their tense nerves relaxed instantly.

Looking at the ferocious and vicious faces opposite him, Liu Xu, who was wielding a knife, felt calm.

The machete in his hand flashed coldly under the dim tunnel light. It was not only a tool for killing, but also an extension of his will.

The movements were as fast as lightning, and every strike was intended to kill the enemy instantly and reduce unnecessary entanglement.

Tian Yangsheng and Tian Yangyi adjusted their formation tacitly, trying to form a triangle with Liu Xu.

However, the two men's pace obviously could not keep up with Liu Xu's. Like autumn wind sweeping away fallen leaves, every time Liu Xu cleared the enemies in front of him, he would suddenly leap up and rush into the enemy crowd again.

In just a few moments, a ten-meter-long walkway was opened in the center of the tunnel.

On both sides of the aisle, the troops of Hongxing and Dongxing lay scattered on the ground like dead leaves swept by the autumn wind. Some of them were no longer breathing, their faces were distorted, and their eyes were full of reluctance and fear;

Some covered their broken limbs and groaned in pain. Blood dyed their clothes red, as well as the land ravaged by war.

Liu Xu did not stop because of this. His eyes were full of determination and resoluteness. Every time he swung the machete, it was like lightning piercing the night sky, and he continued to launch a fierce attack on the enemy.

Tian Yangsheng and Tian Yangyi followed closely behind, forming the strongest backing for each other. They tacitly coordinated with Liu Xu's attack rhythm and jointly resisted the enemy's counterattack.

With Liu Xu's fierce attack, the balance of the battle in the tunnel was completely tilted.

The troops in Wan Chai, who originally held out a glimmer of hope of rushing out of the Hung Hom Cross-Harbour Tunnel, driving out He Liansheng's troops and completely taking over Tsim Sha Tsui, were now gradually enveloped by fear.

Every time Liu Xu swung his knife, the Hongxing thugs were terrified. They began to realize that the man in front of them was a gap they could not cross.

The fire and knife lights in the tunnel gradually dimmed, replaced by waves of terrified shouts and desperate pleas for mercy.

The thugs from Hung Hing and Tung Sing began to retreat. They no longer rushed forward as desperately as before, but chose to escape from this hell on earth.

However, the space in the tunnel was limited, and the retreating crowd soon began to push and trample.

Some thugs were trampled to death in the chaos, while others were unable to move due to injuries and could only watch their life flames gradually extinguished. Fear spread like a plague.

Seeing this, Liu Xu chased him all the way to the tunnel's exit near Wan Chai.

Further out was the Wan Chai District. He was worried that Mike and Galen would secretly arrange for photographers to wait in ambush, and he would have to take action to deal with them, which made him feel a little troublesome.

With the escape of the Wan Chai troops, the siege of the Hung Hom Cross-Harbour Tunnel was completely over. The next step was to clean up the battlefield, which he handed over to Wang Ergou who had arrived.

As for Liu Xu himself, he took Tian Yangsheng, Tian Yangyi and a group of people who had just rested, took advantage of the cover of night, exited the Hung Hom Cross-Harbour Tunnel, and rushed towards Chuiji's territory.

The fighting here was mostly done with sticks and clubs, and the situation was much better than in Yau Tsim Mong. By now, both sides were showing signs of fatigue.