In the eighteenth year of the Republic of China, Wuyin Town. Seven paper brides and seven nameless female corpses.
On the outside, they are tied with paper, and their abdominal cavities are cut open, but inside they are real human hearts.
Shen Qinghe, the only female forensic doctor in the province, was ordered to investigate. She doesn't believe in ghosts and gods, but she has a strange disease: when she touches the wound of the deceased during the autopsy, she can see the last memory. The first paper bride told her: I was not burned to death - I watched myself turn into paper inch by inch while I was alive.
The clue points to the town's only paper maker. That thin and pale man, the paper eyes would roll and his fingers would always be cold. He said: "Have you found out about me? But have you ever thought about it - what if those women really turned into paper dolls of their own volition?"
An obsession that lasts for ten years, a love trapped in paper. When reason collides with madness, when the forensic doctor meets the paper bride, the truth is hidden in the wedding hall during the last bow.
She breaks superstition with reason, but understands people's hearts with compassion.
