On the surface, he’s a painter. In secret, he breaks into people’s homes.
Nothing goes wrong the first nine times, but on his tenth break-in, he stumbles upon a murder.
The criminal police immediately set their sights on him. To clear his name, he has no choice but to agree to their demand: help them solve the case.
And so he becomes a hired criminal investigation consultant, embarking on a perilous adventure solving crimes.
He helps the police crack cases while breaking into homes to sell his paintings.
As he investigates, he builds an extensive network and helps the police overcome all kinds of difficulties.
He becomes a welcome guest at the police station. Whenever the investigators run into trouble or a difficult case, they compete to ask him for help.
Every time he breaks into a home, he finds a murder. Every time there’s a murder, they ask him to help solve it.
He secretly donates all the wealth he gains from breaking into homes to orphanages. When reporters expose his charity work, he becomes a public figure and steadily rises through the ranks.
Worried that his true identity will be exposed, he becomes ever more humble and discreet. He never thinks of his own fame or fortune, selflessly helping others and earning the trust of more and more people.
The more people respect him, the more uneasy he feels.
To ease his anxiety, he can’t resist breaking into another home. Yet every time he does, he seems cursed to stumble upon a murder.
Whenever a murder occurs, the police compete to ask him to solve the case. Each time he cracks one, he gets a major promotion, until finally a mysterious person comes to talk to him…
