Infinite Possession: I Run a Girls' Channel in the Apocalypse

The world has become a hunting ground for “high-IQ killers,” with a perfect murderer lurking in every district, treating crime as an art. My partner, Song Shuwen, and I are ordered to hunt them down, but during an operation, I unexpectedly awaken the power of [Seventy-Two Faces]: I can possess any woman who died an unnatural death and take over her identity for seventy-two hours.

From then on, I become the ultimate “undercover agent” moving through the shadows. Whenever a killer completes a “work of death,” I awaken in the dead woman's body. I use a wealthy heiress's memories to infiltrate high-society banquets, or the muscle memory of a retired agent to storm an enemy hideout. With seventy-two different faces, I stare down evil.

Song Shuwen is my only commander and anchor. She calmly directs every “possession operation,” yet as my appearance keeps changing from one woman to another, she develops complicated feelings for the familiar soul within. And when she instinctively protects “me,” the boundaries between life and death, and between genders, begin to blur.

We face a global network that believes murder is art.

And our counterattack begins with every “perfect murder” handing me a new identity, and a ticket straight to the heart of the operation.