The corpse can speak, telling the sins of the living.
Forensic doctor Mo Ting's dissecting table illuminates the Shura field in the human world.
The corpses of those who died abnormally are her code books for decoding sins. The twisted "love" in the factory, the despair of the girl after giving birth, the cruel mutilation of corpses in the downtown... Each case is a cross-section of the social disease.
She traced the source of the toxin, exposed the perfect lie, and made the silent skeleton speak out to testify. However, when the chain of evidence was perfectly closed, she saw not only the madness of the murderer, but also the suffocation of the victim, the indifference of bystanders, and the maggots breeding in the gaps in the system.
Until she dug up the rose garden of an old house and uncovered a bloody past that spanned twenty years: the violent father, the tragic death of the mother and daughter, and the "idiot" who went crazy after witnessing everything and spent his life picking up broken roses...
It turns out that what is sharper than a scalpel is poverty, prejudice and long-term silence. She began to ask: She had sutured the truth of the case, but who could suture the collapsed world?
