Chapter 375: Chapter 375

To be precise, the group consisted of six individuals, led by a man wearing black-frame glasses, slender in build but not very tall—likely no more than one meter seventy even with shoes on. The man appeared refined yet powerful, and seemed to be around thirty years old.

The five people being led by him were mostly between one meter seventy-five and one meter eighty-five in height, all similarly slim and strong in stature.

They did not have a uniform dress code and were dressed in casual summer wear—long where it was long, short where it was short. But each person had a determined gaze and a cold and resolute face, all in their twenties and thirties, giving off a terribly strong impression.

Sometimes, that's just how it is; truly impressive individuals won't fit your stereotype of uniformed black clothes, black pants, and big sunglasses. It's this sort of ordinary attire, yet their physique and gaze, that puts pressure on you.

Seeing this group enter, Liu Zhizhong was somewhat dumbfounded.

He didn't have a good feeling about them because they all seemed like formidable characters.

Damn... could they be Pang Delei's subordinates?

No, that's not likely!

Pang Delei was probably not qualified to command these men.

Originally, it was Liu Zhizhong who opened the villa's door and let them in.

He couldn't have refused; given the way this group stood outside, it was clear that they would enter whether you tried to stop them or not.

The villas here were designed for a casual lifestyle, so the walls around them were uniformly not very high, only about one meter sixty. These individuals could easily flip over them and jump in.

Because Glasses had said to Liu Zhizhong, "Should we climb over the wall, or will you open the door for us?" Thɪs chapter is updated by 𝗇𝗈𝗏𝖾𝗅•𝖿𝗂𝗋𝖾•𝗇𝖾𝗍

Liu Zhizhong wasn't a fool; of course, he chose to open the door!

After they entered, Glasses faced Liu Zhizhong directly.

The remaining five, in a seemingly casual formation, effectively blocked off all of Liu Zhizhong's escape paths.

Glasses surveyed the villa with a calm expression, saying, "Sorry to disturb you. Could you please come with us, someone wishes to meet you?"

Liu Zhizhong was still hesitant; these well-trained individuals might be undercover agents. So, inviting me to go with them, wouldn't they show some identification?

Glasses's eyebrows raised slightly, and he said indifferently, "Do you wish to see our identification, or should we introduce ourselves formally?"

Smart enough, he guessed Liu Zhizhong's thoughts right away.

Liu Zhizhong was not particularly nervous; he smiled a customary smile, "If the gentleman is willing to provide it, that would be acceptable."

"Sorry, we will not provide that, but you must come, otherwise, you'll be the one regretting it!"

Glasses's tone grew cold, his gaze piercing as he stared at Liu Zhizhong.

That kind of gaze made Liu Zhizhong feel its strength.

Ordinary people would likely crumble under such pressure, likely giving away anything.

But Liu Zhizhong was calm, replying, "What if you're after my kidneys?"

"Let's just say we're after your kidneys, shall we?"

"Liu Zhizhong, stop dawdling; wasting time is not a good habit," Glasses said, though he also seemed thoughtful before adding, "We have no ill intentions! Had we intended harm, we wouldn't have knocked; we would have just kidnapped you! You may be tough, but not necessarily a match for the six of us."

Liu Zhizhong was silent for a moment, then nodded, "Alright, please lead the way! Should I drive myself or come with you?"

"We provide the transportation."

Glasses might have had a scholarly appearance, but he still had the air of a tough character, and seemed very decisive in his actions.

Liu Zhizhong had no choice; it was unnecessary to start a fight here. Truth be told, he was indeed afraid of their number.

The background of these individuals, their composure, and the fact they knew he could fight, meant they must have checked the swimming pool's surveillance footage.

Who were they? Liu Zhizhong had his doubts, but it no longer mattered; once he arrived at their intended location, he would surely find out...