Shh, He Forgot He Was the Murderer

Three years ago, how did he, the “Cop Killer’s Bane,” become a wanted fugitive overnight? Was the car crash that stole his memories really an accident? When the police chief patted his shoulder and said, “The case is closed,” why did a chill flash in his eyes? If the system is already rotten and there is nowhere to turn for justice, is the “Shadow,” who fights violence with violence, a monster or the last judge?

And the most devastating question: when his memories return like a tide, how will he face the bloody truth that he is both the pursuer and the killer? In the gray zone of the law, teetering on the edge of a fractured identity, how can he judge himself? And how can he save the woman he drove into hell?

This is the ultimate manhunt, with one person chasing himself. When the last lie is torn apart, Lu Chen must choose: should his bright side shoulder all the guilt, or should he strike a pact with his dark self and cleanse this corrupt world by even more dangerous means?

Hush, the truth is on the next page. But do you dare turn it? When the killer has forgotten he is the killer, and the whole world is waiting for him to condemn himself, will this self-trial bring salvation, or mark the beginning of eternal ruin?