A Journey Through the Worlds of Film and Television.

Chapter 568: The Dragon's Might

After the New Year, Lu Cheng and He Min began to renovate their newly purchased house.

After work every day, He Min would go to the house to check the progress of the renovation. He's father often stayed on site to supervise the work of the renovation workers.

In fact, even if they didn't send anyone to do the renovation, the renovation workers wouldn't dare to cut corners or cheat. After all, Lu Cheng's identity as the chief inspector was not something that an ordinary renovation company could fool around with.

Moreover, the decoration design plan of the house was also modified and improved by Lu Cheng himself, and the materials used were also determined by Lu Cheng himself.

After all, he was a PhD in architecture in his previous life, so Lu Cheng was well versed in all aspects of building decoration.

After the beginning of the year, the Flying Tigers fully adopted Lu Cheng's suggestions and implemented a new training plan, which made Lu Cheng's work a little busier.

In the blink of an eye, two or three months had passed and Lu Cheng had completely adapted to the current pace of life.

In order to make it easier for He Min to go to get off work, Lu Cheng spent more than 200,000 yuan after the New Year to buy a Volkswagen. However, the license plates in Hong Kong and the mainland are called differently. The Volkswagen in Hong Kong is what the mainland calls Volkswagen.

As for Lu Cheng himself, he has both his own small motorcycle and a car provided by the police station.

That morning, when Lu Cheng was riding his motorcycle passing a street intersection, he suddenly heard a woman screaming and a dog barking, as if someone was being chased by a dog.

Lu Cheng immediately changed direction and entered the street where the sound came from. He soon saw three big wolfhounds chasing a man and a woman.

Lu Cheng didn't think much about it. He just rushed over on his motorcycle, passed the man and woman, and stood in front of the three big wolfhounds. Then he used the Tiger and Leopard Thunder Sound and let out a tiger roar at the three big wolfhounds.

The three big wolfhounds that were sprinting were frightened and stopped immediately. They looked at Lu Cheng with some fear, took two steps back, and then turned around and ran away.

A man and a woman who were running in front heard the noise behind them, looked back, and saw three big wolfhounds being scared away by Lu Cheng.

The two men stopped, walked to the wall and held on to it, took a few deep breaths, and then looked at Lu Cheng.

Lu Cheng also saw the man and woman clearly. The man was a short fat man with a camera on his shoulder. The woman was a familiar face. She was the reporter who wanted to interview Lu Cheng after the terrorist attack on Smith School, Le Huizhen.

After catching her breath, Le Huizhen quickly walked up to Lu Cheng and thanked him: "Sir, thank you so much for what you did just now. Hey, I think I know you. You are the police officer from before."

Lu Cheng smiled slightly: "Hello, big reporter, why are you in such a mess today, being chased by three big wolfhounds?"

Upon hearing this, Le Huizhen was immediately furious: "It was that damn Long Wei's bodyguard who picked me up without any gentlemanly manners..."

At this point, Le Huizhen stopped talking and changed the subject: "He stole the videotape we secretly filmed and let the dog bite me."

In fact, without Le Huizhen saying much, Lu Cheng also remembered the classic scenes in the movie.

When Le Huizhen was filming kung fu superstar Long Wei's "jumping off a building performance", she discovered that Long Wei actually used a body double. Wanting to know more about Long Wei's private life, she ran over to take pictures secretly, but was "boldly" discovered by Long Wei's bodyguard.

He boldly tried to take the videotape back, but Le Huizhen stuffed it directly into the groove on her chest, thinking that the other party was a man and would not dare to do anything wrong.

Unexpectedly, the bodyguard was so bold as to disregard martial ethics. He simply hugged Le Huizhen's waist with both hands, lifted her upside down, shook her a few times, and shook the videotape out of her chest.

Afterwards, Dadan released three big wolfhounds to chase Le Huizhen.

If Lu Cheng hadn't happened to show up, Le Huizhen and her assistant would probably have been bitten by the dog.

Obviously, this story comes from "Dumb and Dumber", a film starring kung fu superstar Mou Jie.

"It's all thanks to you, Mr. Officer. By the way, my name is Le Huizhen. I think the officer still remembers my name. What's the name of this officer?"

"Central and Western District Police Station, Lu Cheng."

"It's Officer Lu. It's all thanks to you this time. If Officer Lu is not busy, why don't we have a cup of coffee together?"

"No need for coffee for now. Miss Le should probably reorganize her clothes."

Upon hearing this, Le Huizhen followed Lu Cheng's gaze and looked down, and saw her breasts exposed. She quickly put out her hands to cover them and buttoned up her clothes.

She was running too fast just now, her chest was bulging so much that the buttons of her shirt were broken, and the small vest inside could not bear the weight, revealing a piece of snow-white.

Seeing the other party embarrassed, Lu Cheng smiled slightly, turned around and left: "Goodbye, big reporter."

Le Huizhen glanced at the other person's back, and then thought of the shoulder straps on the other person's police uniform. She couldn't help muttering to herself: "Such a young chief inspector is really rare. Maybe he made great contributions in the last terrorist attack, which is why he was promoted to chief inspector. Central and Western District Police Station, Officer Lu..."

The assistant at the side hurried over and asked: "Ah Zhen, what did you say to that police officer just now?"

"It's nothing. Let's go back quickly. It's really hateful. We didn't get any interviews, lost a videotape, and almost got bit by a dog. It's really unlucky."

On the other side, after Lu Cheng returned to the police station, he heard the detectives in the station discussing something.

"Have you heard about this? The newly opened Cointreau Hotel is planning to hold a private jewelry exhibition."

"Of course I have heard about it. It is said that the exhibition will display three pieces of jewels from the 18th century Tsar, each of which is priceless. In order to protect these three treasures, the exhibition uses the most advanced technology, using computers to control three bulletproof glass safes. If they are forced to open without the password, they will explode."

"It is said that this private exhibition has only invited more than a hundred distinguished guests, all of whom are celebrities from all walks of life in Hong Kong. At that time, the most beautiful and popular stars will go."

"It is said that Kung Fu superstar Long Wei will also be there."

"Do you think there will be robbers who come to rob such a valuable treasure?"

"That may be difficult. I heard that the security measures this time are quite strict..."

Just then, a female police officer came over and said, "Sir, Madam asked you to go to his office."

"Okay, I'll be there right away."

Lu Cheng walked into the office just as Madam Wang was looking at a document: "Lu Cheng, you should have heard about the jewelry exhibition at the Cointreau Hotel just now, right?"

"Yes. Does this matter have anything to do with us?"

"Although the Cointreau Hotel is under the jurisdiction of Wan Chai District, it is also very close to the border of our Central and Western District. Superintendent Li, the boss of the Wan Chai District Police Station, is my senior. He just called me and wanted us to send some police officers to strengthen patrols in the nearby area during the jewelry exhibition. I want to let you do this."

"no problem."

Lu Cheng, who had seen the original movie, of course knew that something would happen at this jewelry exhibition, and it was a group of fierce bandits equipped with heavy firepower.

Obviously, this is another opportunity to perform meritorious service.