Blazing Armor

He Gu froze for a moment, then, snapping back to his senses, bolted toward the door. Ren Yi reacted quickly, blocking him. “Engineer He, Engineer He, please calm down.” “Let me go!” He Gu shouted. Even in the tensest moments, he always displayed an unusual calm, but now, his eyes were filled only with panic […]

Ren Yi stared wide-eyed. “Are you saying that Purple Flame is in the venue?” “It might not be Purple Flame themselves,” Gong Yingxian analyzed. “They have so many followers, it’s unlikely they’d personally take the risk. Right now, six radio stations and one online platform are broadcasting the concert live. To ensure stable transmission, the

Rushing to Song Juhan’s dressing room. By now, Song Juhan had already finished his stage look. He was dressed in a long trench coat embedded with exaggerated black feathers, his lips painted black, which made his pale face look both alluring and sinister. Such a bold hairstyle and makeup would be impossible for most people

Ren Yi rushed to the monitoring room, where, in addition to the security guards, there were also Sun Zhiyi, Liu Hui, venue staff, and Zhang Zhong, the captain leading the police force on duty. “What happened?” Ren Yi had done his best to adjust his mood on the way. Sun Zhiyi might usually like to

Ren Yi’s entire body stiffened, and his brain roared like a bomb that obliterated everything around him, leaving only a blank void. Qi Xiao’s gaze flicked between the two of them, and in an instant, he understood. Looking back at the two times he had seen this Dr. Gong, and remembering Ren Yi’s mention of

The man reading the book noticed someone entering. He looked up, took off his headphones, bounced his knee, and whispered, “You’re up.” “I’m not done yet,” the man playing on his phone whined softly. In the next moment, his phone was confiscated. He grumbled and reluctantly got up. Gong Yingxian frowned slightly, sensing that the

Today was destined to be a busy and exhausting day. Even without a concert that would go on until late into the night, big holidays were always peak times for the fire department to respond to calls. So Ren Yi canceled today’s training, letting everyone sleep in and rest up. Around lunchtime, a call came

Ren Yi pulled Gong Yingxian into the safety corridor, taking a moment to gather his thoughts. With a hint of helplessness, he said, “I’ve actually been meaning to tell you for a while now.” “When?” Gong Yingxian’s expression was blank, but his tone was sharp and pressing. Ren Yi felt a bit stuck. He realized

On Wednesday afternoon, Gong Yingxian came to the squad to pick up Ren Yi, and the two drove to the hospital. This private hospital was nearly twenty kilometers away from the Phoenix Squad, quite a difference from the convenience of crossing the street to go home as before, but still not too far. On the

Gong Yingxian took a deep breath, his sword-like eyebrows furrowing as he remained silent for a long time. It turned out that Chen Pei had only heard bits and pieces of information from others, half-truths at best. Gong couldn’t help but feel a little disappointed, though it was expected. After all, Chen Pei was just