Wang Bo's father, the head of the news publishing authority, arguably controlled the entire Chinese media industry. Whether it involved entertainment stars, renowned figures, or even high-ranking officials, media support was essential for promoting their achievements. If his father chose to hinder someone, it was easy to imagine how troubled their lives could become—losing their official positions was the least of their problems; losing their lives was a dreadful prospect.
At this moment, Wang Bo, his face covered in blood from Ye Tianchen's beating, lay unconscious on the ground, motionless, his fate uncertain. The most arrogant among them, he now resembled a dead dog.
Jiang Wei's father was even more formidable, the Vice Minister of the Ministry of Defense, a position of great power and influence, capable of mobilizing military forces. Who would dare to provoke him?
