The Great Trickster.

Summary

Li Yun Dao witnesses the devastating power of nature during a flood in Guta Village, where over 500 lives are at risk. As rescue efforts commence, he learns of a plot to blow up the Yuelong Lake dam, which could exacerbate the disaster. Despite limited resources, he coordinates a response while keeping the situation under wraps to avoid panic. Meanwhile, Er Mao, the perpetrator, reflects on his actions and the villagers he betrayed for money. Torn between greed and guilt, he observes the unfolding tragedy, realizing the consequences of his choices as he waits in the rain. The narrative explores themes of nature's indifference, moral conflict, and the urgency of rescue amidst chaos.

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