A pair of eyes that can see into the underworld, a series of inescapable death countdowns!
Sun Fei, the new kid at the police academy, was involved in the "Human Leather Clothing Case" on her first day of reporting! The rotten model was sent to the police station wearing a "fresh" human skin jacket, leaving only a strange countdown on the scene - 7!
She didn't know that the blood flowing in her body had quietly awakened "Netherworld Eyes". The wails of the dead linger in my ears, and the afterimages of the dead souls flash before my eyes. Every time I look directly at the truth of death, my soul is burned! The detective captain denounced her as a genius, and her colleagues regarded her as a disaster. Only the cold forensic doctor silently handed over the physical evidence that supported her shaky sanity.
When a dilapidated apartment transforms into a mobile blood room, when the dead of a ghastly theater troupe return to claim their lives... The murderer's layout is as sophisticated as a chess piece, and the ghost's revenge is murderous at every step! Sun Fei must survive in the gap between science and treachery, using the "nether pupil" that burns life to capture the fragments of the truth, using life as a chess and wisdom as a blade!
However, the closer she got to the core, the more she discovered that the eyes of all the dead souls were pointing to the unsolved case of her father's disappearance many years ago, and the "tailor" who was always hiding behind the curtain and controlling the thread of death!
The book of life and death was opened before her eyes. Who would be the next name?
[Netherworld Perception + Super Brain Puzzle Solving] [Fragile heroine's comeback in adversity] [Case within case, middle game] [Yin and Yang versus the darkness of human nature]
Reader comments
A very good book. All cases are involved, but the logic is reasonable and accurate. It proves that the author may have polished it repeatedly.
A very good book. All cases are involved, but the logic is reasonable and accurate. It proves that the author may have polished it repeatedly.