Leave No Evil Behind: The Officer Who Judges the Dead at Midnight

[Case-of-the-week mysteries, two male leads, multiple twists, comedic deduction, witty suspense, foreshadowing that pays off far down the line, and turns at every step]

Here are seven cases involving “locked rooms”:

Episode One, “The Star of the Puppet Show”: A young girl wakes in a locked room. Beside her lies a disheveled school principal, who has been dead for some time.

Episode Two, “The Bullet Gone Astray”: A gunshot wound on a body abandoned in the wilderness turns out to have come from a police firearm, but the victim was not shot to death.

Episode Three, “The Killer in the Suicide Case”: Two prominent members of society die under suspicious circumstances, yet both deaths are ruled suicides.

Episode Four, “The Return of the Dead”: Two pairs of twins die unexpectedly, then “come back to life” years later.

Episode Five, “The Hidden Compartment of Memory”: The Judge’s path to upholding justice began with an act of murder.

Episode Six, “The Price of Fame”: A child abandoned by their mother grows up to make something of themselves, while a film altered by capitalists becomes a nationwide sensation.

Episode Seven, “The Game of Illusion and Truth”: The mysterious organization behind the Judge finally comes to light.

“The truth is nothing like you think.” If you can patiently finish the first case and intend to read to the end, keep these words in mind.