When the criminal police captain Levi accidentally gained the ability to "listen to lies", he could only know that "the other party was lying", but he did not know what the truth was.
The bigger the lie, or the more the other party tries to cover it up, the stronger the "reverberation" will be, and it may even give him a headache. Not only does he have to solve the most bizarre unsolved cases in the city, but he also has to fight against a mysterious organization that uses lies and technology to weave a dragnet.
Reader comments
The idea is big enough and the layout is good. But the personal heroism is obvious, similar to the 007 series, risking death and resurrecting. The enemy's own mistakes achieve the protagonist's counterattack.
The idea is big enough and the layout is good. But the personal heroism is obvious, similar to the 007 series, risking death and resurrecting. The enemy's own mistakes achieve the protagonist's counterattack.