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A Long Shot
Bai Jiayi, a female college student, accidentally becomes entangled in a mysterious case. While surrounded by unknown fear, she encounters Guang Yi. The identity of the deceased causes the situation to spiral out of control, forcing them to take desperate measures to escape. With no way out, this is destined to be an imperfect escape...
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Bai Jiayi, a female college student, accidentally becomes entangled in a mysterious case. While surrounded by unknown fear, she encounters Guang Yi. The identity of the deceased causes the situation to spiral out of control, forcing them to take desperate measures to escape. With no way out, this is destined to be an imperfect escape...
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller, Crime
Written By:金川, 谢檬羽, Han Li
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