Chapter 110: 107 Analysis

Fenzhong Media has a problem!

The SEC has announced an open investigation into whether Fenzhong Media violated securities regulations!

Shen Nanpeng heard his secretary’s report over the phone and knew something was wrong.

He was familiar with the SEC’s mechanisms—when they launch an open investigation, it signals their stance, proving they already hold solid evidence.

As for whether Fenzhong Media actually had issues…

Shen Nanpeng hung up the phone.

An ambulance blaring its deafening siren pulled up beside Lin Xiangwan; several people jumped out, lifted Chu Di onto a stretcher, and Lin Xiangwan, like a lifeless paper doll, was moved aside—she sat dazed on the floor, watching them load him into the ambulance.

How this blind old woman would live going forward—whether she’d return to the countryside with her nephew or be sent to a nursing home—remained to be decided. Ye Qing had already considered it: if her nephew truly struggled, the hospital would contribute some funds, offering what little help it could.

Just as Ling’er thought he wasn’t ticklish, Di Shitian suddenly made a faint sound.

The black-clad man had intended to slaughter everyone who knew about today’s incident, but soon the high-ranking figures were shielded and pushed to the rear, while he himself was surrounded on all sides.

Lin Yan hadn’t intended to pay attention—he’d assumed someone was performing acrobatics or selling fake pills like “Giant Strength Pills,” so he simply walked past.

She didn’t move, so Situ Jingheng didn’t move either; like Shi and Ru Hua also stayed put, waiting for Dian Han to wake up.

Right as I finished speaking, I activated my ultimate ability—not for any other reason than to avoid being instantly killed; sure enough, the moment the card landed, a yellow card appeared, followed immediately by Nightmare’s ultimate.

“Duo Duo, don’t get too excited yet—this is only our first match!” Han Qi, as team captain, couldn’t act like Duo Duo; she needed at least a captain’s composure, and over this period she’d managed to maintain it.

“Yes, I’ve decided,” Li An nodded firmly, sensing hesitation in his brother’s tone—he guessed his brother might have been successfully swayed, and couldn’t help feeling elated.

Only a strong, meticulous, and self-possessed inner heart can never deceive oneself.

Without Tang Xixi speaking, Bai Cangfeng already knew this restaurant would rise sharply in priority on her list.

This way, Qi Xin’s pressure wouldn’t increase, and she wouldn’t reject the current wet nurse.

After sending that emoji, Shen Keling thought Lin Bai seemed terrible at chatting, so she voluntarily sent him a cute video she’d saved in her phone’s album.

Tang Xixi successfully added Murong Yan as a friend; then they followed each other on video platforms, followed each other on all platforms, and even agreed to add each other as in-game friends in “World” after returning home.

Feng Jin quickly moved the chair farther away, then sat back down and crossed his legs.

Fortunately, this was just an ordinary shooting game—if it were a management game like Legend…

“Wu Youcai, you saw it too—he stabbed me first; it has nothing to do with me, right?” Liu Chenxing asked again.

We must send a clear signal to our viewers: if Candidate One becomes president, it means the end of the world.

Riding in the car was boring; Jiang Ke might have been better off—he usually disliked going out, finding it dull, expensive, and tiring, but once outside, he still found it fairly pleasant.

“Alright, when are we going to have a drink, bro?” Song Qiang asked again, his tone neutral, eagerly awaiting a reply.

“Alright, since everyone’s here, let’s all make dumplings together.” Seeing the awkward silence, Yao Mei broke it first.