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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? Not to mention being familiar with the interior of Ji University Building and having the time to set things up.
So how did Nan Er manage to pull this off? Isn't anyone curious?
From his home, Xu Lie watched the Danmaku and imagined the scene of an internal police meeting. This was one of the perks of being an actor. Even if others weren't present and couldn't see the camera footage, he could still read the Danmaku sent by the audience, gaining information from afar.
Indeed, the script would change according to his antics. Through the Danmaku, Xu Lie learned that the police were searching for clues with all their might, desperately trying to catch him. This development was completely inconsistent with the script; the more chaos he created, the more meaningless the script became.
From this perspective, Xu Lie resembled a screenwriter rather than an actor. However, considering that screenwriters typically do not appear on screen while some big-name actors can alter scripts, strictly speaking, Xu Lie could still be considered an actor.
It was also evident that the intelligence of the camera was quite high; 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 hundred points. The shopping aspect of Si was very user-friendly; simply buying knowledge about explosives required only ten points for a whole stack of books. However, Xu Lie felt that even after reading them, he wouldn't grasp it fully. So he spent three hundred points to have Si implant relevant knowledge into his mind as if it were a skill he had mastered.
After all, the Script World had a background similar to Xu Lie's previous life. In this modern technological setting, if one wanted to create chaos and make a big splash, explosives were undoubtedly the most cost-effective choice. Buying other high-tech gadgets or superpowers? Not enough points for that. Purchasing some ordinary technology or skills? None could match the cost-effectiveness of explosives.
It's worth mentioning that even knowledge about steam explosions was classified as basic explosive knowledge in Si's rating system. This left Xu Lie particularly curious; if basic knowledge was this impressive, how outrageous could intermediate and advanced knowledge be? Would it involve planetary-level explosive expertise?
He spent three hundred points on explosives, fifty on Mini Robots, five on character background creation, and used his remaining points to buy firearms, ammunition, explosives-related chemicals, and Test Tube Baby Knowledge. Finally, he converted all leftover points into cash; in this modern world, lacking money made it impossible to move forward.
Xu Lie wasn't thinking about saving points for future scripts; he aimed to go all in on creating chaos and make enough profit from one production. After glancing at the Danmaku for a while longer, he couldn't help but check his phone. It was connected to the perspective of his Mini Robot, which was secretly spying on Lu Youyou as she buried her head in her arms, troubled.
"Experience teaches wisdom," Lu Youyou said she would keep it a secret, but how could Xu Lie fully trust her? Naturally, a period of surveillance was necessary.
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 showed no signs of abnormality 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 spoke next: "Lastly, we received a message from the perpetrator."
Or rather, it was a notice of the perpetrator's crime. The Squad Leader projected a letter on the screen, magnifying it. It was a standard piece of paper with creases, white as snow. On its surface were small characters cut from books, and the content was brief, consisting of only one line:
"I will judge those who persecute me under the New Marriage Law. If there are like-minded individuals, please meet at Base Cold Storage in one week."
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