The Forensic Doctor with a Super Memory: Cold Case Files

She can remember every detail of every second since birth: how dust settles, how footprints are made, how a killer breathes. The one thing she cannot recall is how her father died in the fire at White House twenty years ago.

The police say it was an accident, but the case file says: No. 49, sample approved, memory sealed.

Taking the least conspicuous job as a clerk, she infiltrates the cold-case unit. On her first day, she opens Case File No. 49. Three pages are missing, and they happen to cover the part torn from her memory.

The whole team laughs and calls her a nepotism hire. The experts say that no matter how good her memory is, she is still an amateur. Alone beneath a single lamp late at night, she sifts through the ashes of twenty years ago, grain by grain, until the real killer discovers the truth: No. 49 has not lost her memory.

My name is Gu Mian. My father taught me that evidence never lies. People do. This time, she will be the one passing judgment.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.