Criminal Scene
Criminal Scene

Criminal Scene

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Captain Gu Zhen and his team tackle a series of intricate cases, but he soon becomes the target of revenge from a past victim’s family. As danger looms, he must confront a relentless adversary to protect his loved ones and uphold justice.
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