Jiang Li's life started to go off track one morning. As a criminal lawyer, she should only believe in evidence and laws, but she has to accept an absurd fact - the body randomly mutates every day. Perhaps she could suddenly see traces of micron-level evidence in the morning light, or perhaps she could hear the whispers of conspiracy on the partition wall late at night. These sudden superpowers have become her sharp blade for tearing apart perjury in court, and they also keep her on the edge of exposing her identity.
Her confrontation with the "Iron Prosecutor" Zhao Chengyu began with a seemingly flawless theft case. When she pointed out the key evidence with her mutant vision, those deep and sharp eyes never moved away from her. He questioned the coincidence of her always finding evidence "just in time", but in the tit-for-tat confrontations, he glimpsed the tenacity under her cold appearance; she was wary of his pressing investigation, but when they jointly pursued the murderer, she encountered the gentle undertone behind his cold mask.
When the rationality of the law collides with out-of-control superpowers, and when the tacit understanding of fighting side by side dissolves the opposition of positions, can they tear apart the disguise of the criminal group while hiding their secrets? The first thing Jiang Li does when she wakes up every day is to confirm whether today's superpower can help her reverse the case, and even more, she prays - don't let the prosecutor who is always watching her discover this secret that can subvert her cognition.
