The novel is a brilliant five-volume modern urban detective novel. The background of the story is set in a modern city in the near future where technological elements are intertwined, presenting readers with a world full of technology and suspense.
The story revolves around the serial murders of the transnational organ trafficking group "Night Owl". The protagonists are the keen criminal investigation captain Lu Chen, a former special forces soldier with super intuition; and the genius criminal psychologist Su Li, who is an excellent profiler.
The first volume, "The Bloody Mystery", begins with a murder case in a secret room in a wealthy villa. With the appearance of the second body, the serial killer pattern is established. Lu Chen and Su Li cooperated for the first time. Their personalities clashed constantly. The murder of a key witness made the police suspect that there was an insider. At the same time, the first symbol of the "Night Owl" organization was discovered.
In subsequent volumes, clues gradually point to the black market in Southeast Asia, forensic doctors discover traces of special surgeries, Su Li's former mentor is involved in the case, and Lu Chen is framed and suspended. Evidence of high-level corruption in the police emerges, Su Li is kidnapped, memory chip technology is also involved, and Lu Chen's father's old case from 20 years ago resurfaces.
In the "Truth Puzzle" volume, the list of organ recipients was decrypted and a cross-border pursuit of suspects began. However, an explosion in the laboratory destroyed part of the evidence, and Su Li discovered that she was actually one of the experimental subjects.
Finally, in the "Endgame", the general offensive on the offshore platform begins, the true identity of the mastermind behind the scenes is revealed, the memory chip technology faces the ultimate showdown, and the recovery of Su Li's memory becomes a key turning point. The story leaves an open ending after the dust has settled, allowing readers to immerse themselves in this thrilling battle of transnational crime and leave them wanting more.