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In the quiet courtyard of an old Sichuan-style mansion—tiles weathered, red lanterns swaying like silent witnesses—the air hums with tension thicker than incens

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In the courtyard of an old-style Chinese compound—where red lanterns hang like silent witnesses and carved wooden beams whisper forgotten oaths—a tension thick