He taught the beast what it means to be soft-hearted, and then put the muzzle of his gun to the beast's heart.
The position of the heart is the non-existent eleventh button on the police uniform.
Undercover policeman Muzi Xun received a mission: to approach Lei Yi, the youngest heir to the country in northern Myanmar. He worked step by step, perfectly embedding a fictional version of himself into the other person's cold world - gentle, loyal, and full of human brilliance. He taught this beast that only knew how to kill what compassion was, what warmth was, and even what love was.
He succeeded. Lei Yi tied his whole heart to this "button" and surrendered all his trust and weaknesses.
On the day the net was closed, Mu ZiXun raised his gun and aimed it at Lei Yi's forehead. But at the moment when he pulled the trigger, he saw clearly the wasteland that lit up because of him and burned because of him.
"Shoot." Lei Yi smiled and approached the muzzle of the gun, "I bet you can't bear it."
He won the bet. Lost everything too.
This is a redemption that begins with a lie, a deep love facing the gun. When the light surrenders to the darkness, and when the hunter softens his heart for the prey, the non-existent button becomes the only real wound between the two that can never be closed.
"I taught him how to be a man, but I didn't tell him that falling in love with a lie would kill him."
Concept: Between black and white, there is the dark gray of human nature
