Death Telling Game: Live Broadcast Killer's Nine Deadly Sins Preview

In the neon-flashing online world, a live broadcast room shrouded in black has quietly emerged - "Tianji Pavilion" starts broadcasting at 10:00 every day. The anchor "Xuan Ying" twists the copper coin divination on his fingertips, and his voice is as hoarse as an ancient well: "Want to see life and death? You will be next." No one expected that this seemingly absurd metaphysical live broadcast would actually become a warning letter for a series of murders. The victims of the "Lihuo Tribulation" who fell from high-rise buildings in the busy city, and the "Genshan Prisoner" merchants who were trapped in the secret room by the Feng Shui Bureau. Xuan Ying used the lost "Qimen Killing Formation" to plan eight perfect crimes. Each corpse was engraved with mysterious hexagrams. Criminal investigation expert Lin Mo peeled off the cocoon, only to find that all the clues pointed to a dusty police scandal twenty years ago - at that time, the high-spirited genius detective Lu Chen mysteriously disappeared while hunting down a powerful criminal group. The popularity of the live broadcast soared to one million, but Xuan Ying sneered in front of the camera: "Fortune telling is to see the cause and effect in this world; killing is just to correct God's miscalculation." Female reporter Su Qing sneaked into the live broadcast room to dig out the truth, but in repeated confrontations, she was shaken by Xuan Ying's paranoid idea of ​​"washing away sins with blood". When he predicted that he would be executed at the end of the trial, everyone thought it was the confession of a madman until the police found a tarot card full of nine sins at the scene of the crime.