American drama life begins with Dr. House

Du Wei neither nodded nor shook his head, but instead asked:

"Before we discuss this issue, there is a difficult choice before you.

The social security numbers provided by machines every day are a massive amount of data.

So you and Finch will never be able to save everyone.

So the question is, are you willing to give up the time of saving one person to save more people?"

Duwey's problem is a famous train problem in philosophy.

There are one and ten people tied to two train guide rails respectively.

The authority to control the guide rail is in your hands.

There happens to be a train approaching at this time, and you have no time to do anything else. You can only choose to pull the lever or not.

The ones holding the lever now are Finch and Reese.

This issue is equally difficult for both of them to decide.

To be honest, both of them are kind-hearted beings.

Even if the target who is about to die is a gang leader, they will protect them out of inner morality.

The two act more like those superheroes who would only choose to send criminals to prison instead of killing them.

This is not what Du Wei wants to see.

When facing the high table, kindness will only lead to your own death.

Only beings like John, McKell, Frank, Genmei, etc. can truly fight violence with violence.

So Du Wei was very curious about what choices the two would make.

The first one to make the choice was Finch.

Finch first glanced at the densely packed photos on the wall behind him, and then his eyes showed regret.

Because those are all people he missed the opportunity to save.

Then Fin Qi said to Du Wei in front of him:

"If I can't save them all at the same time, I will choose to save more people."

Du Wei nodded and then looked at Rise.

Feeling Du Wei's gaze, Rise's lips twitched a few times, but in the end he did not say his choice, but said:

"As long as it can save people, I can accept it."

As a former CIA agent, he is more accustomed to following orders than making his own choices.

Since Finch chose to save more people, he would only choose to follow.

Although if given the chance, he would definitely not miss saving anyone.

But Rise also understands that there is no perfect method in the world, and he cannot save everyone.

After getting the answer, Du Wei didn't say much, but took out a few photos.

The photo shows none other than McKale whom I bumped into earlier at the Bridge Restaurant.

"Then let's talk about the scene I have foreseen recently.

This man is McKell, a former black ops commando who faked his own death and retired, but he is about to be hunted.

Because he will immediately eliminate all the forces of the Bloody Hands in Princeton, including oil, weapons, prostitutes, and any other industry they are involved in.

According to incomplete statistics, hundreds of people die every month in Princeton due to their presence.

All this was concealed by the agents they bribed under various excuses such as disappearance and suicide.

It is no exaggeration to say that half of the agents are accepting illegal money from them, while the other half are gradually being marginalized because they do not accept illegal money..."

When Rise heard what Du Wei said, his face twitched slightly.

His fists were clenched unconsciously.

Did he really not expect that today's evil forces have become so arrogant?

Is there really any dividing line between black and white?

Are these corrupt agents worthy of their badges?

Have they all forgotten the vows they made?

But since Du Wei knew this, why didn't he submit the evidence and send them to jail?

When Rise thought of this, Duwei also happened to say this.

"...So it is very difficult to try to punish them legally. They were either released because of lack of evidence or postponed because the judge was assassinated.

To deal with them, fighting violence with violence is the best option.

Justices like McKell are exactly what we need in our players.

Therefore, I need you to protect him from death at the critical moment."

Hearing this, Rise let out a long breath.

Although he hates using weapons, if he must kill people, he will be the best one.

He just needs permission.

Seeing Rise's gaze, Finch did not rush to reply but looked at Du Wei and said:

"The same reason Frank? You've already chosen a candidate, right?"

Du Wei didn’t hide it either:

"Yes, when John Wick breaks up with the High Table, that's when we start eradicating them.

As for who John Wick is, I think you'll find him.

By the way, help me keep an eye on a few more people, Liam Neeson, Eddie Mora, Frank Castle, Matt Murdoch..."

Du Wei spoke out a series of names like he was spitting beans, and even Finch was stunned for a moment.

With McKell and Frank as references, he naturally knew that these were ruthless people lurking everywhere.

Speaking of which, when he was looking for partners, he kept a close eye on these similar characters.

But the name Du Wei revealed was still very unfamiliar to him.

It's like these guys don't exist on camera.

There is no such person in his memory.

But since Du Wei said it, then Finch will naturally pay attention to the existence of these guys.

At least the Frank who delivered the courier that Duwei mentioned was not an ordinary person.

Because Finch noticed that this guy had a 100% delivery rate.

How could a guy with such exaggerated delivery rates be an ordinary person?

This further confirms that Du Wei learned about this guy's ability through some channel.

So there is no doubt about the abilities of the people just listed on the list, and they are all partners they can cooperate with in the future.

But in fact, Du Wei didn't think that much.

He just retaliated against all the ruthless characters he still remembered in his memory.

As for whether these guys will appear in this world, only God knows.

After explaining everything, Du Wei swallowed two bottles of analgesics to stop his throbbing veins and head that was about to go berserk.

Then let Finch arrange a vehicle to take him back.

After he left, Rise couldn't help but look worried:

"Finch, do we really want to believe him? A brain cancer patient?"

Finch tapped his fingers on the table unconsciously:

"At least so far, nothing he's said is wrong.

Besides, if he wants to deal with us, he doesn't have to go through so much trouble. He can just reveal my location and someone will naturally do it for him.

Therefore, I am willing to believe in his intention to save people.

Whether his purpose of saving people is to sublimate his own soul or to make up for his inner shortcomings has nothing to do with me.

As long as I can save people in the end, then I am willing to cooperate with him and even...obey his command."

At the end, Finch's eyes fell on the bald man reading a book in the corner of the restaurant in the photo.