The Man In Rage novel Chapter 875

"Haha!"

However, someone suddenly laughed just as everyone went quiet in the hall.

"Hmm?"

"What are you laughing at?"

Everyone frowned as they glared at the man who was laughing.

"Are you asking why I'm laughing?" The middle-aged man shook his head as he sipped the wine in his glass and scoffed, "I am laughing at all you people here. All of you are elites who command a lot of wealth and influence, but none of you dared to offer your help when this Chinese boy is at our doors.”

"Nakanosuke, you can't count on these paper tigers. You can only ask that man to help."

The middle-aged man turned to look at his older brother, Miyamoto Nakanosuke.

Miyamoto Nakanosuke's face froze.

"What? Are you talking about him?”

Hmm?

"Who are they talking about?"

Everyone was puzzled when they heard their conversation.

Chiike Shizuka and Chiike Tsubame's faces were filled with curiosity.

"He's the Ultimate Ninja, Anayama!"

What?

"Anayama?"

"The Anayama who made a name for himself in Tokyo?"

"How can this be?"

"Is he still alive?"

Everyone was shocked to hear the name.

Why was he called, 'ultimate'?

He was called Ultimate Ninja because he couldn't be rivaled.

50 years ago, Anayama was unrivaled in the ninjitsu circles.

Back in the day, Anayama had unmatched ninjitsu skills. He went to China in pursuit of even greater success for his skills.

Japan and China were only separated by a strait of water.

So Japan was deeply influenced by China in many ways, such as politics, economics, culture, and even ninjutsu.

Hence, Anayama firmly believed that ninjutsu came from China.

Anayama crossed the strait to learn from a Chinese master in the hope of making a breakthrough.

He had left for ten years!

He returned to Tokyo ten years later only to realize his wife had remarried the Yamaguchi-gumi's head, Kato Shinzo.

Also, his young daughter lived in a doghouse and suffered endless humiliation!

In a fit of anger, Anayama took his sword and killed off everyone in the Yamaguchi-gumi headquarters singlehandedly.

Overnight, Tokyo was stained in blood, and corpses went on for 100 meters!

None of the Yamaguchi-gumi's top 18 men survived.

The head of the Yamaguchi-gumi, Kato Shinzo, was even nailed on the pillar in his home.

The massacre left Japan shaken 50 years ago!

It was at that time when the Yamaguchi-gumi fell into decline.

To this day, they played second fiddle to the six groups.

The star of the show, Anayama, became a wanted fugitive.

Sadly, Anayama disappeared from the face of the earth after that fateful night as though he evaporated into thin air. No one could find him.

So it was only natural that everyone was surprised to hear his name.