I Can See the Last Glimpse of the Deceased

Forensic doctor Lin Yan has a pair of "ghost eyes" and can see the last scene of the deceased before death. With this ability, he became the city bureau's trump card in solving unsolved cases. On a rainy night, two murders with the same tactics occurred one after another: an old man living alone, who was hit on the head with a blunt instrument and whose doors and windows were intact. The strange thing is that the deceased were holding a piece of yellow paper with "Repay Debt" written on it in their hands. What's even weirder is that three years ago, when his sister Lin Xi died tragically, she was holding the same yellow paper in her hand. Lin Yan saw the murderer through the eyes of the dead: he was thin and small, with a star-shaped scar on his wrist. As he followed the clues and uncovered step by step a factory murder that had been covered up ten years ago, an anonymous phone call came: "Brother, you're fine." On the other end of the phone was his sister who had been dead for three years. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.