Yao Ruyi and his men, each armed, guarded the door. Huang Yong was worried that someone from the villa might launch an attack, so he made these arrangements to prevent potential mishaps.
Even though he knew that doing so was futile against opponents with guns, his character didn't allow him to sit back and wait for death. That was simply not how a true man should act.
In his view, even if he knew he would die in the next second, he still had to fight back like a man. Who knew, he might just seize a slim chance to survive. If not, at least he would die with honor, without complaints.
However, even though Huang Yong thought this way, it didn't mean that Yao Ruyi and his men shared the same heroic resolve.
At the end of the day, if a conflict arose with the villa, the root cause would be attributed to Liu Yunpeng.
As they say, "There's always a reason for enmity, and a debtor for a debt." The target of the other's revenge was Liu Yunpeng, not them.
