The Security Guards Are Also Rampant

There was a street kid in the Donghai City wet market, wearing flip-flops and big pants, who spent all day chatting with the ladies at the pancake stall about eating for 50 cents each. Until one day, the three gangsters discovered that this young man who could grab special-priced eggs faster than anyone could actually use fried dough sticks as nunchucks and perform slam dunks with tea eggs - the key was to remember to help the vegetable vendor reset her stall after the fight! Lin Bei, a retired special forces soldier, has a simple pension plan: eat and wait until death, and collect rent to survive if his landlord, Aunt Wang, doesn't chase him to spray toilet water to pay the rent. However, there are always people rushing to find excitement: the porcelain gangster cried and begged him to be his big brother, the female CEO forced him to offer a diamond-encrusted offer, and even the man from the mahjong parlor in the city village asked him to teach his card skills with cold beer. When he discovered the micro-tracker embedded in Su Wanqing's necklace, when the market surveillance captured a man in black with unknown origins, when the top-quality Wagyu beef mysteriously appeared in the refrigerator began to come with its own Morse code... Lin Bei squatted on the curb with a lollipop in his mouth and sighed: I just want to be a market beauty in peace, but you have to force me to perform a show of breaking a big stone in my chest? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.