Just Go

At that moment, Lei Qingyi was wearing a raincoat. He removed the hood, allowing the rain to drench himself so that he could clear his mind and calm himself down.

"We owe this to you. If it weren't for you, the number of casualties might be higher. Those substandard railings had already been flushed away. Those pricks, those complete imbeciles, they dared to cut corners even in the guardrails repairing project. If the railings aren't able to function properly, who would pay the price for the tragedies in the event of such once-in-a-century, great flood?"

He wiped the raindrops off his face. His eyes were fixed on the tossing and pounding of the waves in the Sea River not far away.

"I've never seen the Sea River this terrifying in my whole life, like a bloodthirsty beast that might charge forward anytime, destroying everything."