Police Captain Li Feng uses criminal investigation as a blade to cut through the ethical dilemmas of the technological age. When cutting-edge technologies such as quantum entanglement and gene editing become tools of crime, every murder becomes a philosophical experiment probing the limits of human understanding. The Riemann hypothesis carved into a corpse's heart is both a blood-soaked code and a mockery of rationalism; in a string of murders involving clones, DNA evidence itself becomes a fog that obscures the truth. Using gene-editing technology to fake the appearance of “resurrection” turns the investigation into a brutal struggle between disenchantment and the creation of new illusions. Wounds that change with the phases of the moon and pieces of evidence that evolve automatically as the investigation advances ultimately point to humanity's obsession with “absolute justice” itself: the very point of origin of every tragedy.
