HuilongShenghou

Summary: 

Meng Xing was on his way to send the result of his investigation for his client when suddenly he was hit by a car, and he died on the spot. When he opened his eyes again, he didn't expect to travel in the past, and this time, he became a young master of a wealthy family. What's more, this young master is actually gay, and was arranged to be engaged to another man! 

Five years later, just as Meng Xing thought that he will be marrying in a week, the other side forcefully broke up the engagement! He is now free!

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Lin Ze has been excellent since he was young. Not only he is proficient in six arts, but he is even better in martial arts. So, when he was sixteen, he went to jianghu to make his name. But, what he didn't expect before he left was him getting engaged. 

Five years later, his elder brother called him back to the capital and asked him a favor. What seemingly a familiar capital has actually greatly changed beyond his recognition. 

It all started with his change of career, which he thought was only temporary. He didn't know that his life would also be changed, and permanently.

P(r)etty detective and deeply hidden prince shou x top fighter and wealthy young master gong!

Break This Engagement

<p>Meng Xing frowned as he read the letter that he received. It was from Jiang Xu, and this is Jiang Xu's reply after he asked him to tell him everything that he (JX) knows about the Death Valley, as well as the Huanxin Casino.</p>

<p>In the letter, Jiang Xu says that over the years of the mercenaries occupying the valley that is surrounded by steep cliffs which they renamed as 'Death Valley', mercenaries gradually formed an organization to have some order in Death Valley. Of course, even if there were some orders now, the rule of permitting killing in the Death Valley zone still existed. After all, it is in the nature of mercenaries to kill. Even though this organization has no name, still it existing means that it was able to lead the mercenaries of the Death Valley.</p>

295th Break: Reminder