Introduction to "Underwater Judgment"
Criminal defense lawyer Jiang Yuan was involved in an unresolved case that spanned thirteen years when his father was critically ill. The resumption of the investigation into the case of the unknown female corpse in Baiyun Reservoir in 2009 involved forty-seven bone china teacups with names engraved on them, a series of deceased people with red spots behind their ears, and an underwater corpse that completely matched her DNA.
In order to find out the connection between his father Jiang Zhenguo, the former "iron-faced judge" and the case, Jiang Yuan was step by step involved in the game between forensic doctor Chen Duo and criminal police officer Lu Shen. The transplant records hidden in the morgue, "self" floating in the cloning cabin, and the bloody list behind the police number 073547 push her towards the cracks in the truth: it turns out that all the murders were observation data from the same human experiment, and her memory has long been tampered with into a perfect closed loop.
From the rusty balance pendant to the biological server at the bottom of the reservoir, from the death code in the bone china teacup to the cloned specimens in the air-raid shelter, Jiang Yuan had to fight his way through judicial shady scenes and bloodline lies. When the experiment log shows that she has personally signed her own death sentence, and when every heartbeat triggers a mini-bomb in her brain, this life-and-death game about justice and replication will eventually reveal the most pointed question on the legal scale -
**If the truth itself is a carefully cultivated poisonous fruit, would you dare to pick it with your own hands? **
