[No female lead + partners solving cases + pure crime-solving + human nature + deduction + inspired by Ten Deadly Sins]
When you venture alone into the darkness, how can the faint light you carry illuminate it?
At a dinner on a round table, the food turns out to be the diners’ own internal organs. A man wrapped in plastic film appears to be imitating a baby in the womb.
A collection of dismembered corpses lies hidden inside human-shaped ice sculptures called art. Is it art or mockery? The killer eventually becomes a victim too. Those who mock others will ultimately die by their own hand.
Was the body hanging upside down from a tombstone a grave robber or an antiques dealer in life?
A body lies twisted in a university classroom. Three students have been brutally murdered, and words written in flesh and blood at the scene point straight to the killer?
In the end, every clue leads to one person: someone who seems to have nothing to do with the cases, yet keeps appearing in their orbit. He turns out to be the mastermind behind every crime.
“Anyone can make a mistake, but the law cannot. Order is built on ironclad rules.”
