Shhh, He Forgot He Was the Murderer

Three years ago, how did he, the "black police nemesis", become a fugitive overnight? Was the car accident that took away his memory really an accident? When the top brass of the police station patted his shoulder and said "the case is closed", why did a chill flash in his eyes? If the system is rotten and justice is nowhere to be served, then is the "Shadow" who uses violence to fight violence a monster or the final judge? And the most fatal question is: when memories come back like a flood, how will he face the bloody truth that he is both the pursuer and the real murderer? In the gray area of the law, on the edge of the cliff of split personality, how should he judge himself? And how should he save the woman who fell into hell because of him? This is the ultimate hunt for oneself. When the last lie was torn apart, Lu Chen had to make a choice: let his bright personality bear all the sins, or make an agreement with his dark self and use a more dangerous way to cleanse this filthy world? Shhh the truth is on the next page. But do you dare to open it? When the murderer forgets that he is the murderer, and the whole world is waiting for him to convict himself, will this self-trial be a redemption or the beginning of eternal disaster?