Hong Kong Movies: The Boss's Global Empire

They began to doubt their leader's ability to lead them out of their predicament. Some of the leaders felt that following such a leader would only lead them deeper into trouble. They secretly debated whether they should seek another path, abandoning this immature leader and joining the more powerful Okujima faction.

"Instead of continuing to be loyal to this gang leader who doesn't know how to reflect on himself, we might as well go to Ao Island. At least they will give us more benefits." An elderly leader suggested.

Many of the leaders nodded, seemingly agreeing that this was a good choice. They felt that this was the only way to protect themselves and at least gain a place in the chaotic world.

The gang leader remained unaware of these dramatic changes. Day and night, he searched for news of Huo Han, his heart filled with guilt and hope. He hoped to find Huo Han, redeem him from his mistakes, and rebuild his gang.

However, as time passed, the search for Huo Han remained elusive. The gang leader's anxiety and despair grew deeper and deeper, for he knew that if he couldn't find Huo Han, his gang would be wiped out.

While the leader was busy searching for Huo Han, most of the other leaders were secretly preparing to defect to the Ao Island faction. They felt that rather than follow an incompetent leader into ruin, they would be better off seeking a new affiliation.

"Aoshima is a powerful force with abundant resources. If we surrender with these secrets and intelligence, they will surely accept them with pleasure." One of the leaders secretly planned.

They began to secretly pack their belongings, carefully hiding some important documents and materials. They planned to go and join the Okari forces in three days.

"This information is absolutely important. The forces on Ao Island will definitely look at us differently." The heads of the families were secretly delighted.

"If we follow the Aodao forces in the future, we can live a carefree life. Why should we get stuck in the quagmire with this stupid gang leader?" A young leader murmured.

However, their actions went unnoticed by the gang leader, who continued to live in anxiety and helplessness, busy every day searching for news about Huo Han and trying to undo the mistakes he had made.

Before they knew it, it was already the morning of the third day. The leaders were ready to leave this already shaky gang when night fell.

At that moment, the gang leader suddenly heard some news that someone had seen Huo Han. He hurried to the source of the news, but found it was just a rumor. He was completely disappointed. The gang leader squatted on the ground, his eyes glazed over, his mind filled with confusion.

Meanwhile, some of the bosses had already begun to act quietly. Their prepared luggage and secret documents were secretly transported to an uninhabited corner.

Representatives from the Okushima faction sat in a dimly lit underground conference room, surveying the assembled gang leaders. Smoke hung heavy in the air, foreshadowing the impending uncertainty. The gang leaders had just demonstrated their sincerity, surrendering with crucial intelligence, but the Okushima faction needed more proof to assure them of their sincerity.

"You say you have information about our leader, but we need more details. We can't trust strangers easily."

A gang leader stood up. He was tall and strong with a determined look in his eyes.

The others had blank expressions when they saw him stand up, with no sign of emotion at all.

As night falls, everything is ready.

The leaders moved swiftly, not daring to slack off for even a moment. In the darkness, they skirted the dim streetlights and entered the windy and water-tight alleys. They followed the pitch-black path toward the Aoshima stronghold.

The forces of Aoshima were on high alert. They knew the leaders would arrive, but they had no idea what their purpose was. Fearing they might cause chaos, they took precautions, a tense atmosphere enveloping the entire stronghold.

"Who are you?" a leader of the Ao Island forces asked coldly.

"We..." The heads of the family hesitated, feeling uneasy.

After some questioning, the Okushima forces learned that these people had come to surrender. They could not help but express their suspicion of these sudden surrenders. After all, in the underworld, no one knew where a trap might lie.

"If you really want to surrender, then show your sincerity." The leader of the Aoshima forces spoke in a cold voice, his eyes as sharp as a knife.

The heads of the family felt a surge of nervousness, but they knew there was no turning back. They exchanged a quick glance, and one of them handed over a sealed document.

"We have detailed intelligence on the gang leader, which will make it easier for you to deal with him." A leader said as he handed the documents to the leader of the Oshima forces.

The leader of the Aoshima faction took the document and scanned everyone's face. He slowly opened the document, glanced at it briefly, and then a satisfied smile appeared on his face.

"This information is very valuable. If you can hand it over, our Ao Island forces may consider accepting you."

Looking around, members of the Oshima faction were all whispering among themselves, speculating on what benefits and changes these defectors could bring.

However, the bosses did not dare to show any relief. They knew very well that they were walking on thin ice and they could lose their lives if they were not careful.

The leader of the Oshima forces continued, "We will carefully examine this information. If it is true, you will be rewarded accordingly. But if there is any falsehood, you will pay the price."

The leaders' fingers clenched around the intelligence, took a deep breath, and passed a portion of it on. The Okushima forces didn't act immediately. Instead, they summoned a group of subordinates and assigned them to investigate the authenticity of the intelligence. The Okushima forces weren't a gullible bunch; they knew full well that in this world, trust could mean death.

The Okushima faction's men moved as quickly as the wind, investigating everywhere and thoroughly. By dawn, they had presented their findings to the Okushima leader, confirming the intelligence's authenticity.

The leader of the Oshima faction nodded with satisfaction and praised, "You made a wise choice. The current leader can no longer protect you. Only by joining us can you ensure the safety of your gang."

The leaders heaved a sigh of relief when they heard the words of the leader of the Aoshima faction. They knew their choice had been validated, and their vitality had been rekindled.

The leader of the Oshima faction immediately issued an order: "Send someone to protect their gang and ensure they are safe and sound during this turmoil."

A group of elite warriors from the Aoshima forces quickly took action, dispersing themselves to various gangs and becoming their secret protectors. They took every step with caution, not daring to be careless with these newly joined gangs.

As for these newly joined gangs, they have now become part of the Aoshima force. They have great respect for this powerful force, but at the same time they are also grateful for being able to preserve their gangs in this storm.

However, at this moment, in a hidden corner, someone was secretly observing all this. They stared intently at the actions of the Aoshima forces, thinking to themselves: This matter is not simple, and how much waves this storm will stir up is still unknown.

The leader of the Ao Island faction sat at the helm, his eyes sharp as a knife, his voice cold and hard: "Everyone is now a member of our Ao Island. Sometimes, we will need your assistance. When we need intelligence, you must provide it without reservation."

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His gaze roamed between the gang leaders, as if he could see through their innermost secrets. "If any gang dares to go against our wishes, dares to withhold intelligence, then you will pay the price for your betrayal."

The leaders of each gang fell silent. They knew the severity and decisiveness of the Oshima forces, and they knew that if they broke their promise, they would be met with a ruthless blow.

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An oppressive atmosphere hung in the air, and no one dared to make a sound. Finally, the leader of one gang mustered up the courage and whispered, "We would never break our promise. We don't have the guts to do that."

This response seemed to break the original deadlock, and the leaders of other gangs said that they would strictly abide by their promises and would never dare to disobey orders.

The leader nodded with satisfaction. He knew that in this world, sometimes deterrence is more important than trust. "Very good, as long as you can keep your promise, our Ao Island forces will be strong.

With that, he stood up and left, leaving the hall empty. Only then did the leaders of the various gangs dare to whisper to each other, warning each other to be careful and not make the slightest mistake.

They knew that although they had joined the Okudō faction and received protection on the surface, it was also equivalent to handing their fate over to the Okudō faction. If the Okudō faction's orders conflicted with their own interests, they must carry them out without hesitation.

Outside the hall, the night deepened. Observers in the shadows continued to monitor every development. They knew that the addition of these gangs would strengthen the Okudō faction, undoubtedly posing a significant threat to the remaining factions.

The Oshima forces, armed with secrets and intelligence about the major gangs, launched a planned and organized offensive. Their actions were swift and ferocious, each strike like a sharp sword, accurately piercing the gang leader's vital points.

The gang leader's once thriving organization suffered an unprecedented blow in just a few days. Every day, news arrived of a destroyed stronghold or a captured subordinate. His gang seemed to be rapidly crumbling.

The gang leader sat in his hall, his gaze met only with worried and uneasy faces. His men all wore gloomy scowls, bewildered. He felt a headache, but he knew the situation didn't allow for any hesitation or retreat.