Partners in Death: Forensic Doctor and Mortician

· Chen Mo: In his early 30s, he is a key forensic scientist at the Forensic Medicine Center of the Municipal Bureau. He has a cold and meticulous appearance, has mild mysophobia and obsessive-compulsive disorder, is extremely rational, and believes in "the corpse doesn't lie." Because of the excessive pursuit of evidence and procedural justice, sometimes it seems unreasonable. There is a secret shadow in his heart related to his father (former forensic doctor). · Lin Ye: Around 25 years old, he works as an undertaker and "jack of all trades" at the "Anxin" funeral home. He looks bright and talkative, a bit handsome, but deep in his eyes there is shrewdness and vicissitudes of life that have been polished by the market. Having worked hard in the funeral industry for many years, he has a wide network of contacts (three religions and nine schools) and has amazing observation skills. He is especially good at capturing information from "unofficial" details such as the deceased's belongings and the emotions of the family members. We believe that "the words of the living and the things of the dead each have their own truth." He is generous and generous, but he keeps secrets when it comes to his own past. · Core of the relationship: An extremely rational "white path" forensic doctor who pays attention to evidence; a "grey path" mortician who is at the bottom of the market and is well versed in the ways of the world. The two were forced to tie up due to a bizarre case. From disliking each other, suspicion and use, to gradually discovering each other's value, they eventually became a complementary "death partner." Their perspectives on death and the way they deal with problems are completely different, creating strong dramatic conflicts and sparks. Two male protagonists