Han Lie is never one to let things slide after taking a hit.
Self-made men usually have a kind of reflex—anyone who dares to provoke them must be bitten back, as long as there's a chance.
Because everything he has was fought for, battled for; combativeness is the foundation to protect his interests from being coveted and harmed by outsiders, and deterrence is the basis for reducing trouble.
Seeking peace through struggle ensures peace remains, right?
Second-generation heirs who are born with everything often don't realize the seriousness of such provocations, viewing them as reasonable "jokes" or "tests."
This difference in worldviews is why it's hard for first-generation entrepreneurs to become friends with the second-generation wealthy.
Returning to the present, Han Lie has decided to make Square Face and his gang look bad, but he's not in a hurry to personally step into the fray.
