Li Feng, the criminal police captain, uses criminal investigation as his blade to unravel the ethical dilemmas in the technological era. When cutting-edge technologies such as quantum entanglement and gene editing are turned into criminal tools, every murder case becomes a philosophical experiment that probes the limits of human cognition: the Riemann Hypothesis imprinted on the heart of a corpse is both the bloodiest code and a mockery of rationalism; in the serial murder cases of human cloning, DNA evidence has become a fog that obscures the truth. Using genetic editing technology to create the illusion of "resurrection" turns the criminal investigation process into a cruel struggle between disenchantment and charm. The wounds that change with the moon phases and the evidence that evolves automatically with the progress of the investigation ultimately point to humankind's obsession with "absolute justice" itself, which is the original singularity of all tragedies.
