"'Don't look at yourself in the mirror.' This was the last trembling whisper that Su Wanzhao's mother gave her on the night of her seventh birthday. Twenty-three years later, the country's top hypnotist used 'subconscious mirroring' to sneak into the victims' dreams to extract clues. However, in every girl's dream, they saw the same face - Gu Shenzhi, an investigative reporter who had just returned to China and was obsessed with serial disappearances. What's even weirder is that When she tried to hypnotize him, his memory fragments were mixed with her mother's silk scarf, her father's police badge when he died, and an old pocket watch with the word "mirror" engraved on it. Is the dream a reflection of reality, or a tampered lie? When the reason of the thorny rose collides with the paranoia of the lone wolf, what they uncover is not only the truth of the unsolved case, but also the redemption of two broken souls reflecting on each other in the mirror."