I’m a Murderer, So Isn’t It Only Right That I Bring Criminals to Justice?

[High-IQ crime + the dead can talk + courtroom judgment theme + dark tone + crazy escape game + no female lead + one hundred different crime cases + please add to your bookshelf + please leave a five-star review] “If you don’t want to go to hell and turn into a pig, then help your Host destroy the evidence without a fuss!” “You’re a fully grown corpse now. You should learn to dispose of your own body!” Chu Qiuting has a terrifying dream: he becomes a murderer and is bound to a System that lets him communicate with dead criminals, turning murder cases into suicides. When he wakes up, he finds countless armed detectives pointing their guns at his head. Looking at the body on the ground, he realizes he has killed someone. But strangely, there isn’t a single sign of foul play on the corpse, and the victim even left behind a confession proving it was suicide. Locked in the interrogation room, Chu Qiuting is eventually released without charge due to insufficient evidence. It dawns on him: everything in the dream was real. The corpse is helping him destroy the evidence, all so it won’t have to be an animal in its next life. From then on, a lone vigilante lurking in the shadows begins a perfect game of cat and mouse with the police. Who is the cat, and who is the mouse? When the dead tell the police they all died by suicide, the game has already been won.