The Sniper

In the unforgiving underworld of Southeast Asia, where the Salvation Society reigns supreme, human trafficking, organ trading, and drug manufacturing thrive, and its tentacles of power stretch far and wide. However, their grip on power begins to slip in the face of a relentless secret service organization, determined to dismantle their hold on the region. The story takes a dramatic turn in 2012, when the secret service ambushes the Salvation Society, planning to capture its elusive leader, Songpa. But, fate intervenes, and Jin Ming, a high-ranking member of the society, unexpectedly finds himself saving a young boy's life, thwarting the society's plans to have his heart harvested for black market organ trade. This sudden twist sparks off a fierce battle between the two opposing forces, resulting in the failure of the operation. As fate would have it, the two children saved by Jin Ming, Jin Tai and Xiao Mei, are taken under his guidance. Over the next decade, with Jin Ming's expert tutelage, both Jin Tai and Xiao Mei grow to become top snipers in their own right. The boy, Jin Tai, and the girl, Xiao Mei, who once owed their lives to Jin Ming, have developed a strong bond with their mentor, and their skills as snipers have become unmatched. However, during a high-stakes operation, Jin Tai is left stunned when he discovers that his trusted mentor, Jin Ming, is none other than a traitor within the Salvation Society. Realizing that their identities have been compromised and their safety is no longer guaranteed, Jin Ming and Xiao Mei are forced to unleash a ruthless killing spree, targeting every single member of the spy organization who has threatened their lives. As the city is plunged into chaos and the death toll mounts, the true extent of Jin Ming's treachery becomes increasingly apparent. Jin Tai, now embroiled in a vicious cycle of revenge, must navigate this treacherous landscape, questioning the nature of loyalty, friendship, and betrayal. He struggles to reconcile his own feelings of anger, hurt, and confusion with his need to protect his younger sister, Xiao Mei. Through this cat-and-mouse game, the lines between good and evil become increasingly blurred, and Jin Tai finds himself forced to confront a harsh reality: the true enemy is not always the one wearing a white hat. As the stakes grow higher and higher, Jin Tai, Xiao Mei, and Jin Ming find themselves trapped in a web of deceit, double-crossings, and backstabbing, where loyalty and trust are the only luxuries they can no longer afford. Caught in the midst of this all-consuming nightmare, Jin Tai is torn between his duty to protect his sister and his quest for vengeance against the society's corrupt leaders. With the fragile bond between siblings and mentor now stretched to its breaking point, the question remains – how far will they go, and what will be the cost of their loyalty, when the very essence of truth has been forever tainted by betrayal?