Corpses Lie Seventy-Two Hours After Death

Linjiang City Evidence Center has a rule that cannot be written into the system: Within seventy-two hours after a person dies, statements left by the body can be filed, but there must be a lie hidden in each statement. When evidence reviewer Lin Yan first came into contact with this rule, the deceased said that he gave the key to cabinet No. 3 To his younger brother, but the file proved that the deceased had no younger brother at all. Lin Yan can find out the lies, and a living person can avoid identity cancellation; but every time he asks questions, he will lose a memory related to himself. Old death certificates, canceled household registrations, and recurring witnesses all lead to the unclaimed death seven years ago. What's even weirder is that Lin Yan's name appears in the record of a deceased person, and someone is living for another person. Seventy-two hours later, is it the corpse that lies, or is it that the living never really lived? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.