At this moment, the game returned to its origin, and there were only two possibilities left.
50% chance that the last chamber of the revolver contains a bullet.
50% chance that it doesn't.
But from the game mechanics perspective, Lin Sizhi no longer needed to consider these aspects; he only needed to directly shoot at the mannequin.
Because it was just a mannequin, not a real living person.
No matter whether the last chamber has a bullet or not, shooting at the mannequin would absolutely ensure his own safety.
Conversely, shooting himself would entail risk and consequence that would become infinitely high and utterly meaningless.
"As long as I shoot the mannequin opposite me, everything will be over; that's what you thought from the start, right?
"Or did you think I would underestimate you, choose to shoot myself with the last bullet and place the bullet in the last chamber?
"So, the final choice actually has nothing to do with you and only depends on myself."
