When a corpse suspected to be "Wealthy Wife Su Wanqing" suddenly appeared in the moat, the forensic doctor was silent but tore apart the perfect appearance from details such as blood type differences and scars behind the ears - this was a technological crime that spanned gene editing, avatar creation and the fantasy of immortality. Lin Wei, the deputy captain of the city bureau's criminal police team, relies on her keen intuition about the evil behind "Perfect Mask" and forms a partnership with a forensic doctor who masters cutting-edge biotechnology. Under the control of public opinion and power pressure of Gu Chengyu (CEO of Trauson Group and husband of Su Wanqing), she persists in tracing the dark industrial chain behind the mystery of the stand-in.
Su Wanqing's post-marriage diary gradually revealed the truth: she was imprisoned as a "perfect mother", and Gu Chengyu was using gene editing technology to implement the "Phoenix Project" in an attempt to create "new humans" to achieve immortality. Bodyguard Chen Feng struggles between conscience and loyalty when his sister is threatened and involved in a conspiracy; sister Su Ya accidentally uncovers the shady story of the Gu family in order to find her sister's whereabouts. Lin Wei and Shen Mo discovered that the substitute case was just the tip of the iceberg. A greater crisis lurked in the deep-sea laboratory of Trauson Group, and they themselves might actually be the "products" of genetic experiments.
From the scientific flaws of stand-in identities to the original class sin of "stand-in services" on the dark web; from the speed of life and death in laboratory rescues to the national debate on science and technology ethics in court. When Gu Chengyu tried to clear his name during the global live broadcast, Su Wanqing's near-death accusation video and genetic evidence completely destroyed his hypocritical mask. However, when the trial ended, the "perfect face for sale" reflected in the city's glass curtain wall paved the way for the sequel of this bloody fable about "perfection."