Due to a "suicide" case, a female psychiatrist accidentally triggered a time-space dialogue and was involved in a series of unsolved cases 15 years ago.
Can she change the past? Can she find the real murderer? Can she achieve redemption?
Reader comments
It goes beyond cold case solving. When the doctor uses reason as a boat and travels through the chaotic color layer of the patient's memory, the truth emerges in the cracks of consciousness - it is the most primitive color of human nature that can never be broken down by the rational spectrum.
I have read many doctor articles, and this one is special. The writing is very good, delicate, not obtrusive, and has a sense of suspense, but not scary [laughs] It has a strong sense of immersion. It is a very good article. I recommend it [Like] [Love] [Love] [Love]
When the criminal detective opened the yellowed file, he found that he was not only hunting the real murderer, but also a past full of lies that had been deliberately forgotten by everyone. In the echo, no one is innocent.
It's very good. It's my favorite type. The author's writing is smooth, the plot is compact, and the setting is novel. I recommend it.
It goes beyond cold case solving. When the doctor uses reason as a boat and travels through the chaotic color layer of the patient's memory, the truth emerges in the cracks of consciousness - it is the most primitive color of human nature that can never be broken down by the rational spectrum.
I have read many doctor articles, and this one is special. The writing is very good, delicate, not obtrusive, and has a sense of suspense, but not scary [laughs] It has a strong sense of immersion. It is a very good article. I recommend it [Like] [Love] [Love] [Love]
When the criminal detective opened the yellowed file, he found that he was not only hunting the real murderer, but also a past full of lies that had been deliberately forgotten by everyone. In the echo, no one is innocent.
It's very good. It's my favorite type. The author's writing is smooth, the plot is compact, and the setting is novel. I recommend it.