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Chapter 12: The Stock Exchange Annihilation
Author: Author Melody
last update2025-12-01 01:40:51

The secure private trading floor was silent except for the rapid clicking of keyboards and the constant hum of the massive display screens flooding the room with shifting colors. The A-City Stock Exchange feed streamed across the panels like a battlefield map. I stood beside Luo Bing, watching him work. He sat before a console packed with market analysis tools, his fingers poised like a soldier holding a trigger.

Thanks to Elder Qin, we were standing inside a soundproof, underground fortress—high-speed servers, encrypted lines, hardware that belonged in a central bank, not in the hands of two men preparing to crush a financial empire. But this was our battlefield. This was where the Li Family would bleed.

“Li Cong’s celebratory summit is set for 10:00 AM sharp, Mr. Jiang,” Luo Bing said, adjusting his headset. His suit was clean, pressed, but the bruises on his jaw and neck from last night’s fight with those martial artists were still visible. “He’s planning a short live address—five
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