A Classic Whodunit: The Qingcheng Mystery

[Fair-play mystery + no romance + two male leads + pure crime-solving + no supernatural powers + episodic cases + light overarching plot]

[Someone dies right from the opening. No dragging things out, no romance, no grand visions, no preaching!]

Behind the prosperity of Qingcheng City, crime lurks beneath the surface.

A bizarre livestream showing an influencer’s death sets everything in motion.

She died a gruesome death, yet the scene is spotless. Only a strange trail of blood points in a direction no one can understand.

Was it a crime of passion? Revenge? Or something more sinister?

Li Xi, captain of the criminal investigation team, and Fang Ran, a police liaison, are called in at a critical moment to form a task force.

But what lies before them is a web of carefully spun lies:

[A perfect, airtight alibi, with not a single gap, yet riddled with contradictions!]

[A bizarre suicide note, every word soaked in blood, yet utterly out of place!]

[Are the deaths that keep occurring coincidences, or are they meant to silence someone?]

[How much desire and betrayal is hidden beneath the glamorous influencer scene?]

[Every suspect is desperately covering something up, but are they really hiding a crime?]

Untangling the clues, every step fraught with danger.

In fog-shrouded Qingcheng City, can they see through the lies, find the real killer lurking in the darkness, and uncover truths that send a chill down the spine?

It’s only just beginning!