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I admit that experts are indeed professional, but their conclusions are completely off. Who would have thought that a high school student could be proficient in explosives? Let alone being familiar with the interior of Ji University Building and having the time to set things up.
So how did the Male Second Lead manage to pull this off? Isn't anyone curious about that?
Far away at his home, Xu Lie watched the barrage of comments, imagining the scene of a police internal meeting. This was one of the privileges of being an actor. Even if others were not on-site and couldn't see the camera footage, they could still read the comments from the audience, gaining information remotely.
As expected, the script would change according to my antics. Through the comments, Xu Lie learned that the police were desperately searching for clues, trying hard to catch him. Such developments were completely inconsistent with the script; the more chaos he created, the more meaningless the script became. From this perspective, Xu Lie resembled a screenwriter more than an actor.
However, considering that screenwriters typically do not appear on camera while some big-name actors can alter scripts, strictly speaking, Xu Lie could still be considered an actor. It was also evident that the camera was highly intelligent; even if Xu Lie changed the plot, it knew what to show the audience instead of leaving them confused.
As for his knowledge of explosives, that was certainly a skill he purchased from Si for three points. Si was quite humane when it came to shopping; simply buying knowledge about explosives required only ten points to acquire a plethora of books. However, Xu Lie felt he wouldn't be able to grasp it all just by reading, so he opted to spend three points for Si to directly implant relevant knowledge into his mind as a skill he could master.
After all, the Script World and Xu Lie's previous world shared a similar background. In this modern technological society, if one wanted to create chaos and make a big splash, bombs were undoubtedly the most cost-effective choice. Buying other high-tech gadgets or superpowers? Not enough points for that. Purchasing ordinary technology or skills? None had the cost-effectiveness of explosives.
It's worth mentioning that knowledge including Steam Explosion was only rated as basic explosive knowledge by Si. This made Xu Lie particularly curious; if basic knowledge was this powerful, how outrageous would intermediate and advanced knowledge be? Would it involve planetary-level explosive knowledge?
He had spent three points on explosives, fifty on Smart Mini Robot, five on writing Character Backgrounds, and used his remaining points to purchase firearms, ammunition, explosives-related materials, and Test Tube Baby Knowledge. In the end, he converted all leftover points into cash—after all, in modern society, you can't get far without money.
Xu Lie wasn't thinking about saving points for future scripts; he was fully invested in causing chaos and aimed to make a profit from this one production. After watching the comments for a while longer, he glanced at his phone connected to the Smart Mini Robot's perspective, secretly observing Lu Youyou who was buried in her arms looking troubled.
Learning from experience, Lu Youyou promised to keep it a secret, but Xu Lie could not fully trust her. Naturally, he needed some time to monitor her.
However, why were there no comments or discussions about Danmaku? Had the police not found anything? It seemed unlikely. My comments were so obvious; if they could discover the Aluminothermic Reaction, how could they miss that letter?
Xu Lie noticed that Lu Youyou was behaving normally and shifted his attention back to Danmaku.
During the Internal Meeting, the Explosives Expert finished his report, and the leader of the evidence collection team immediately spoke up: "Lastly, we received a message from the perpetrator."
Or rather, it was the perpetrator's Criminal Announcement. The Squad Leader projected a letter on the screen; it was a piece of standard paper with creases.
On the pristine white surface, small letters cut from books were affixed, and the content was succinct, containing only one sentence: "I will judge those who persecute under the New Marriage Law. If there are like-minded individuals, please meet at Base Cold Storage in one week."
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