Lin Shen, a top transplant surgeon, began to receive a series of anonymous refrigerated express deliveries. Each package contains the organs of the same deceased: cornea, heart, skin... The postscript is cold: "His body is resurrected in your hands, and his enemy is approaching. The next sense to disappear is yours."
What's even more frightening is that whenever he comes into contact with these organs, Lin Shen will be forced to "share" the deceased's fragmented memories before death - dazzling white light, gloves with special badges, and desperate whispers. He realized that he was being dragged into a well-designed whirlpool: the murderer's purpose was not to kill, but to screen.
At the same time, five other strangers who had received organ transplants from the deceased were experiencing "sensory deprivation" murders one after another. Under the suspicion and protection of the police (who is also the detective of his estranged ex-girlfriend), Lin Shen must use his only weapons - clues pieced together from the memory of the deceased and his own medical knowledge - to uncover a perfectly covered medical scandal before the countdown ends, and face the cold will hidden behind the scenes, intent on treating the human body and memory as experimental materials.
It's a life-and-death race about memory ownership, the curse of the gift of life, and how to keep oneself intact amid the fragments of others.
