[Social Realism + No Romance + Fast-Paced, Case-Focused]
Bloody fragments of crime scenes always flash before his eyes in advance.
The evidence at the scene bears a bizarre resemblance to fragments of his childhood memories.
Lu Ke is the city's "case-breaker," yet he is trapped in a curse he cannot solve himself.
A killer imitates old cases with a sick aesthetic, leaving behind a "misplaced piece of evidence" at every murder scene, pointing to buried crimes, along with a twisted "souvenir" taken away by the killer.
And the killer's final ritual is marked as the "Thirteenth Sin," with Lu Ke as its target!
As fragments of old cases reveal evidence of his own guilt, and the hunter of justice becomes the ultimate exhibit, Lu Ke must tear open a conspiracy spanning decades before his memories collapse, even if the truth burns everything he believes to the ground.
The countdown has begun. Judgment is about to fall upon the judge.
Not bad, it sounds quite comfortable