Eye of the Divine Doctor.

Summary

Cui Jinya, with a cigarette in his mouth, tied up two women after a conversation about men from an island nation. The discussion turned dark as Jinya expressed his disdain for historical atrocities committed against Chinese people. Despite the women's pleas, he remained resolute, demonstrating a twisted sense of control. Zhou Zheng's entrance intensified the situation, revealing a chilling disregard for their safety, leading to a shocking act of throwing one of the women into the water. The fear and desperation of the women contrasted starkly with the men’s ruthless attitudes, exposing themes of power, history, and the stark reality of their predicament.

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