Light Behind Door

The life of Li Weiguo, a retired street office worker, was torn apart by a business card from "Hongyuan Trading". A strange strong man broke down the door and warned that "the case from twenty years ago should be admitted." His son Xiaochuan was almost kidnapped, and his bodyguard Chen Mo was also threatened when he was protecting the baby. Only then did Li Weiguo realize that his wife's disappearance in Xixiang 20 years ago was related to "Hongyuan". In the old case file under the bed, a half-blooded "No. 37 Button" is the only clue. The scar on Chen Mo's arm, the cheongsam woman knocking on the door late at night, the confrontation on a rainy night... Peeling back the layers, it turns out that Chen Mo is the adopted son of the murderer, and his mother was imprisoned for taking the blame for Li Weiguo's wife. Li Weiguo's wife did not steal the ledger, but obtained evidence of "Hongyuan" smuggling. When seven black cars surrounded the door of the house, Li Weiguo held the warehouse key, Xiaochuan held up the acrylic bottle, and Chen Mo tore open the blood-stained T-shirt - the truth was hidden in the iron box on the third row of shelves, and also in the three pairs of unclosed eyes behind the door. Can the light leaking through the door gap illuminate the murder of twenty years ago? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.