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Chapter 154 126: Kill! Cheng Yang Dies · Nov 12, 2026

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151 Chapter 151 - 125: All 1.1 Million People Should Thank Me 2026-11-12
152 Chapter 152 - 126: Kill! Cheng Yang Dies 2026-11-12
153 Chapter 153 - 126: Kill! Cheng Yang Dies 2026-11-12
154 Chapter 154 126: Kill! Cheng Yang Dies 2026-11-12
155 Chapter 155 127: Bandit? Thief of the Nation 2026-11-12
156 Chapter 156 127: Bandit? Usurper 2026-11-12
157 Chapter 157 127: Bandit? A Thief of Nations 2026-11-12
158 Chapter 158 128: Autism and Claustrophobia! Found Out Something 2026-11-12
159 Chapter 159 - 128: Autism and Claustrophobia! Figured Something Out 2026-11-12
160 Chapter 160 - 128: Autism and Claustrophobia! Something Was Found 2026-11-12
161 Chapter 161 - 129: Three Stone Tokens! The Bizarre Golden Triangle 2026-11-12
162 Chapter 162 - 129: Three Stone Tokens! The Bizarre Golden Triangle 2026-11-12
163 Chapter 163 - 130: Wang Chao: I have a plan, and I have a dream... 2026-11-12
164 Chapter 164 - 130: Wang Chao: I have a plan, and I have a dream... 2026-11-12
165 Chapter 165 - 130: Wang Chao: I Have a Plan, and a Dream... 2026-11-12
166 Chapter 166 - 131: Silent Xu Huo, Heaven-defying 2026-11-12
167 Chapter 167 131: Silent Xu Huo, Heaven-Defying 2026-11-12
168 Chapter 168 - 132: Case Established! [The ’He Came from Hell’ Case!] 2026-11-12
169 Chapter 169 - 132: Case Established! [The ’He Came from Hell’ Case] 2026-11-12
170 Chapter 170 - 132: Case Established! [The ’He Comes From Hell’ Case!] 2026-11-12
171 Chapter 171 - 133: Opening an Investigation! Monk Du’e? 2026-11-12
172 Chapter 172 - 133: Formal Investigation! The Monk, Du’e? 2026-11-12
173 Chapter 173 134: The Serial Corpse-Cooking Case 2026-11-12
174 Chapter 174 134: Serial Corpse Cooking Case 2026-11-12
175 Chapter 175 135: Human Flesh Fertilizer 2026-11-12
176 Chapter 176 135: Human Flesh Fertilizer 2026-11-12
177 Chapter 177 136: Found It! The Missing Fingerprints 2026-11-12
178 Chapter 178 136: Found It! The Missing Fingerprints 2026-11-12
179 Chapter 179 136: Found It! The Missing Fingerprints 2026-11-12
180 Chapter 180 137: Identities of the Deceased! A Clue from 6 Years Ago 2026-11-12
181 Chapter 181 137: The Deceased’s Identity! Clues from 6 Years Ago 2026-11-12
182 Chapter 182 138: Born Criminal 2026-11-12
183 Chapter 183 - 138: Natural-Born Criminal (Part 2) 2026-11-12
184 Chapter 184 - 138: A Born Criminal 2026-11-12
185 Chapter 185 - 139: Found! The Killer’s Real Identity 2026-11-12
186 Chapter 186 - 139: Found It! The Murderer’s True Identity 2026-11-12
187 Chapter 187 - 140: Preparing for the Arrest! Set a Thief to Catch a Thief 2026-11-12
188 Chapter 188 - 140: Prepare for the Arrest! Use a Thief to Catch a Thief 2026-11-12
189 Chapter 189 - 141: The Shocking 400,000 2026-11-12
190 Chapter 190 - 141: The Shocking 400,000 2026-11-12
191 Chapter 191 - 141: The Shocking 400,000 2026-11-12
192 Chapter 192 - 142: Making the Arrest! The Logic of Base Desires 2026-11-12
193 Chapter 193 - 142: Arrest Them! The Fundamental Logic of Desire 2026-11-12
194 Chapter 194 - 143: Correct, but Guilty 2026-11-12
195 Chapter 195 143: Correct, But Guilty 2026-11-12
196 Chapter 196 144: Arrest! Captured Without a Fight 2026-11-12
197 Chapter 197 144: Arrest! Surrender Without a Fight 2026-11-12
198 Chapter 198 - 145: Case Closed, Prequel: ”A Born Criminal 2026-11-12
199 Chapter 199 - 145: Case Closed, Prequel: ’A Born Criminal’ (2) 2026-11-12
200 Chapter 200 - 145: Case Closed, Foreword to ’Natural-Born Criminal’ (3) 2026-11-12

”BANG! BANG!”

Two loud gunshots rang out.

The next second, two bloody holes appeared between the eyebrows of the men beside him.

Cheng Yang’s eyes burned with rage. He dove to the side, taking cover behind a barrier, his hands trembling as he fumbled for a bullet.

’He actually found one!’

He quickly dragged back the gun from a dead man’s hands, the one with a magazine still in it.

”CLICK!”

Just as he pressed the bullet into the magazine, shoved the magazine into the gun, and chambered a round...

A dark figure blotted out the newly risen sun, casting a shadow over him.

Cheng Yang froze in an instant, his movements halting.

In that second, as if understanding something, Cheng Yang’s pupils shrank, his eyes filled with terror.

He was about to throw the gun in his hand into the sea, but the next second...

”BANG!”

One bullet took care of the remaining man who was about to launch a sneak attack.

The other hit Cheng Yang.

Right in the chest!

”Urk!”

Cheng Yang tried to say something, but no words came out. The bullet had pierced his lung, rendering him silent.

Crimson blood trickled from the corner of his mouth, gurgling in his throat as if he were trying to cough up phlegm.

His upper body collapsed weakly to the ground.

He wanted to let go of the gun in his hand.

But unfortunately, his muscles spasmed, and the firearm seemed glued to his hand. He couldn’t shake it off no matter how he tried.

In that moment, the will to live consumed his thoughts.

He struggled, mustering all his strength to lift his head, reaching for Xu Huo with his free hand, his eyes filled with pleading.

Xu Huo glanced at the loaded firearm clutched in the man’s hand.

His expression blank, he pressed his gun against the man’s chest.

”BANG!”

Another crisp shot echoed, and a fresh blossom of blood bloomed on his chest.

With that, what little strength Cheng Yang had left to resist vanished.

His entire body went limp on the ground, twitching reflexively as a torrent of blood gushed from his mouth, pooling at Xu Huo’s feet.

Xu Huo bent down and pulled a cigarette and a lighter from the man’s body.

He sat down on Cheng Yang’s body, using the dying man as a cushion as he gazed out at the sea.

”CLICK!”

He lit the cigarette and placed it between his lips.

He took a long drag and exhaled slowly.

A plume of smoke drifted upwards with his breath, rising slowly with the distant sun, carrying the gloom away with it.

”Do you know what I hate most about people like you?”

Cheng Yang’s pupils were losing focus. Blood poured from his mouth and nose as his body convulsed.

Xu Huo didn’t look back. He just sat on him, waiting for the sun to rise completely.

He continued:

”People like you... you take yourselves way too seriously.”

”I bet, right before you die, you’re thinking about how fucking great you are, how amazing you are, right?”

”Fuck, you must think you’re so incredible, so powerful, so damn important. That the world can’t turn without you, and everyone would just kill themselves if you were gone.”

The movements beneath him grew weaker and weaker, but Xu Huo seemed not to notice.

”But the truth is, without you, there’ll just be a Li Yang, a Zhang Yang, a Sun Yang.”

”People like you always think you’ve created something, that you’re the one shaping the times.”

”But really...”

”You?”

”You’re nothing but a fart, at best!”

Xu Huo chuckled softly, smoke swirling around him. He glanced at the cheap cigarette, savoring the scent of nicotine.

A few drops of blood were spattered on his face, clearly visible in the morning light.

”You like telling people that one plus one equals three, just to watch them force a smile and agree with you.”

”I’m different. I like to follow the rules. One plus one equals what it equals. I don’t hide it, I don’t run from it, and I’ll even correct you. Then I’ll just quietly watch the natural order of things.”

”See? Just like this.”

Xu Huo shifted slightly. With the gloom dispersed, a ray of sunlight instantly pierced through the space he had just occupied, shining on Cheng Yang’s face, which held only the faintest trace of life.

”The sun...”

”...still rises, just like always.”

The sun’s rays shone down.

「Not long after...」

Within the bright sunlight, several black dots the size of ants could be seen circling in the sky.

A few black dots also appeared on the distant sea.

...

On the helicopter, Zhang Liang, who had been about to give an order to the sniper, froze. As if he’d seen something, he abruptly lowered his binoculars.

He was lost in thought for a long time.

He raised the binoculars to his eyes again, then lowered them. He wiped the lenses.

He put them to his eyes once more, then took them away again.

Zhang Liang fell silent.

He...

’...saw... what the hell was that?’

”Are...”

”...we too late?”

He uttered the words unexpectedly, but as soon as they were out, he felt something was wrong.

But the faces of those around him changed drastically.

”We’re too late!?”

Zhang Liang wanted to explain, but he couldn’t make sense of the logic himself.