If you want to be a good person, find Huadi

The subsequent events have nothing to do with Liu Yi. Whether it is interrogating Amin or taking revenge on the Lotus Country Number Gang, Liu Yi does not need to do these. What Liu Yi needs to do is to concentrate on preparing for the competition. His only goal is to win the championship.

Liu Yi brought JOJO and her grandfather back to Haojiang urgently. The competition would start the next day. JOJO's parents also rushed to Haojiang. JOJO's kidnapping scared her parents. JOJO's mother even called Lei Luo more than a dozen times a day to ask him to help rescue JOJO. Lei Luo agreed and was contacting his friends in Hong Kong and Haojiang when JOJO's mother called again. Now JOJO was rescued and Lei Luo didn't have to be urged.

JOJO and Huadi's grandfather were sent to the hospital for examination, while Liu Yi was arranged to stay in He Xin's safe house, which is very safe and can ensure a smooth competition tomorrow.

However, Jojo was unhappy. After her previous experience, her mother, convinced that her daughter would be in great danger if she stayed with Wah Di, continued to try to persuade her daughter to leave Wah Di, but she firmly refused. Eventually, Jojo's mother reluctantly gave up, realizing her daughter had fallen deeply in love with Wah Di and couldn't let go easily. Jojo's mother could only hope for the future, hoping that Wah Di would be able to avoid danger and protect Jojo.

However, according to Wah Di's career plan, he intends to become a police officer. Jojo's mother, thinking about Jojo constantly worrying about Wah Di's safety after he becomes a police officer, feels a surge of worry. She even considers trying to persuade Jojo again, but she knows that Jojo and Wah Di are so closely connected that separating them is impossible. Jojo's mother sighs helplessly, "Being a mother is so difficult!" She feels deeply powerless as a mother, unable to do anything to change Jojo's deep affection for Wah Di.

Jojo's mother understands that love is often blind, and that youth is often filled with passion and impulsiveness. While she still hopes Jojo stays away from danger, she also understands Jojo's persistence and choice. Perhaps only time will tell, allowing Jojo to gradually grow and learn how to better care for herself. Jojo's mother has decided to give Jojo some freedom and space, while silently watching over her, hoping for her safety and happiness.

The next day, Liu Yi arrived at the racetrack, escorted by a large contingent of Macau police and bodyguards. This race was drawing significant attention. The previous Guia taillight saga, the city-wide search for Wah Di, the kidnapping of Wah Di's family, and the deployment of mainland Chinese troops had all drawn prominent figures from various sectors who had not originally planned to attend the race, eager to see Wah Di firsthand and witness the historic moment of a Chinese driver winning the championship.

The pressure on the Macau police suddenly increased, and they had to strengthen security measures to ensure the safety of the audience. The Macau Governor also urgently coordinated and hoped to get more support. In this situation, He Xin lent a hand and helped the Macau Governor coordinate the casino security to go to the scene to maintain order.

Before the match, Guo Yingnan exchanged a few words with Uncle Bao, and then Liu Yi disappeared without a trace. Time ticked by, and with only five minutes left before the match, Uncle Bao finally reappeared. Surprisingly, he brought a brand new motorcycle!

Guo Yingnan was worried someone might tamper with the car, potentially affecting the race results, so he asked Uncle Bao to find a new motorcycle. This proved to be a wise decision. Upon inspection, it was discovered that the original motorcycle had indeed been tampered with. Had the vehicle not been replaced promptly, the consequences would have been disastrous.

The competition went smoothly, with Liu Yi easily winning the championship and breaking the tournament record. The Chinese leaders present all shouted Hua Di's name, much to the amazement of the foreigners standing by: "It's just a championship, is there any need to be so excited?" They couldn't understand the enthusiasm and excitement. However, for these Chinese leaders, this was more than just a victory; it was a deep sense of national pride. In their hearts, Hua Di represented the pride and honor of the Chinese people, and his success inspired and encouraged the entire Chinese community in Macau.

Regardless, this match has given people endless topics and discussions. Whether it is the audience at the scene or the audience watching the match on TV, there are some who are happy and some who are sad. Some people cheered because they guessed the result correctly and won the bet. Although the odds were very small, they still made money; while others who believed that the big bookmaker would prevent Hua Di from winning the championship lost everything. For the bookmaker, this was also a hellish experience. Basically, no bookmaker made money in this national carnival. It was very good to lose less money. Ghost King Nie lost less than 300 million. After all, not everyone can successfully get the gambling money. In the words of He Xin, it is like spitting out a little bit of what you have eaten before and giving back to society. This is actually a good thing for Haojing. Casinos cannot win all the time, otherwise there will be no gamblers.

After the match, tensions in Haojiang escalated. Due to the early departure of some small bookmakers, many people, despite winning bets, were unable to recover their original capital. This incident triggered unrest among the Haojiang underworld, forcing the Judiciary Police to work continuously for over a month to maintain order. Ultimately, after much effort, the situation in Haojiang calmed down, and peace returned to normal.

After the match, Taibao was ecstatic, even more excited than Huadi. It turned out that he, along with Ah Hao and Qi Ge, had secretly pooled nearly 10 million yuan, all of which they had bet on Huadi to win the championship. At the time, Huadi was still a nobody, with odds as high as 10 to 1. Now that Huadi had lived up to expectations and won the championship, Qi Ge and Ah Hao immediately rushed to the betting booth with a large group to collect the bets, successfully recovering a whopping 100 million yuan.

In fact, their original plan was to give all the money to Huadi. After all, Huadi was about to marry into a wealthy family, and the money would provide her with a secure living wage to protect her from being looked down upon. However, Huadi unexpectedly refused to accept the money. He explained that he wanted to be a police officer and needed to maintain integrity, so he couldn't accept the money. Although the money was won through gambling and was legitimate, possessing such a huge fortune was not a good thing for his future. Huadi resolutely returned the money to Qi Ge and Ah Hao. Qi Ge and his friends accepted Huadi's offer and gave red envelopes to the participating brothers. Tai Bao also received a large red envelope of nearly 10 million yuan. However, Tai Bao's joy was short-lived. Huadi took his money, including tens of thousands of yuan that Tai Bao had secretly saved. This left Tai Bao helpless, and he could only watch helplessly as his money vanished.