Is what you hear really your voice?
Criminal psychologist Cheng Wei has an unexplainable ability - she can hear the "white noise of thinking" in people's minds. Those repressed desires, fears, and even uncommitted crimes whisper in her ears like chaotic electric currents.
But the gift was killing her.
When a series of perfect murders occurred one after another, and a strange 30-second audio was implanted in the cochlea of the deceased, Cheng Wei was horrified to discover:
Those voices were fragments of her own memory.
The murderer seems to be able to predict her auditory hallucinations and use infrasound waves to manipulate her perception.
The most frightening thing is that she begins to wonder-could she have been one of the murderers?
"Welcome to my criminal acoustics class." A non-existent voice whispered in her ear.
As the investigation deepened, Cheng Wei was forced to face a darker truth:
Twenty years ago, an illegal research called the "White Noise Experiment" attempted to create super humans who could eavesdrop on their minds.
All the deceased were insiders of the experiment.
And the real murderer may not be human at all...
"Are you sure your brain still belongs to you?"
——This is a cruel trial about memory, voice and identity.
