When he thought Li Nan was dying, Ham told him proudly that she had thirty elite men on the cruise ship.

Compared with the bodyguards brought by philanthropists, Ham's thirty men are at an absolute disadvantage, both in number and in their own force. They dare to make trouble and do nothing at all without anybody's command. The bodyguards will rush forward hungrily and hold them up in minutes and seconds.

But the key question is that Ham's men are armed.

In the era of hot weapons, although its own force value is also important, it is no longer as critical as in the cold weapons era.

A man who...