The Great Trickster.

Summary

Guns can kill, but pens can kill even more, highlighting the intangible harm of power. In a tense exchange, Qian Qiang expresses his desire for vengeance over his wife's death, while Li Yun Dao reflects on the tragic consequences of unchecked power. The conversation reveals Qian Qiang's plan involving a deadly biological weapon capable of wiping out millions. As they discuss the political landscape, Qian Qiang suggests that Li Yun Dao could rise to power amidst the chaos left by fallen leaders. The narrative explores themes of corruption, sacrifice, and the moral ambiguity of their actions, questioning whether they are terrorists or heroes.

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