The happiest person now was Wang Li. He had originally stood there with an indifferent attitude. But when there was no explosion at the site, and Wang Hongbin started to rage uncontrollably, he felt his opportunity had arrived again.
"Boss, I've always said it—this punk is completely unreliable. You can't trust him," Wang Li said, standing beside Wang Hongbin.
Wang Hongbin was already in a foul mood, and now this idiot came over to rub salt in the wound—clearly mocking him.
Without saying a word, he landed a kick on Wang Li as well, knocking him down.
Meanwhile, Tie Zhuzi stood on one side of the racetrack, shaking his head regretfully. He had intended for the fire truck to ram into those two punks, but the timing wasn't right. Still, the current outcome wasn't bad.
At least the scene was spectacular—two race cars and a fire truck exploding was enough to excite anyone.
Standing further away, Su Yongzhen was stunned. He still hadn't figured out what had just happened.
