The Great Trickster.

Summary

The Buddhist teachings highlight the importance of repaying debts, emphasizing that good deeds yield good returns and evil deeds bring evil consequences, although retribution may take time. The tragic fate of the Fu family unfolds as Fu Jia Xuan is shot twelve times, and his father, Fu Jiu Biao, faces death with resignation. An Shan, the perpetrator, toys with Fu Jiu Biao before executing him, leaving both father and son lifeless. Meanwhile, Li Yun Dao and Mao Lang discuss the implications of their deaths on the underworld, acknowledging that while some leads are cut off, the underlying threats remain. As the story progresses, Lin Dan Xin and Li Ruo Fei navigate their relationship amidst the chaos, with promises of a future away from violence. However, the looming presence of An Shan and his unpredictable nature casts a shadow over their hopes.

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