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Amplifying free radical production by chemical dynamic catalysis to cause oxidative damage to cancer cells has received extensive interest for cancer-specific therapy. The major challenge is inevitable negative modulation on the tumor microenvironment (TME) by these species, hindering durable effectiveness. Here we show for the first time an oxygen vacancy - rich Bi-based regulator that allows environment-adaptive free radical catalysis. Specifically, the regulator catalyzes production of highly toxic O 2 •- and • OH in cancer cells v