[Female baton, realistic suspense, female resistance, speaking out for the innocent] *On the day of my sister's funeral, everyone laughed happily.
The well-known writer "Wanfeng" died suddenly of a heart attack at the age of 29. Her husband inherited the sky-high copyright and his parents received generous compensation. My sister Xiao Xing, who is a lawyer, watched this absurd funeral with cold eyes, but when she was leaving, she heard her brother-in-law and the secretary whispering - "The one who doesn't know how to show appreciation has finally been dealt with."
A month later, Xiao Xing received a Valentine's Day gift from her sister: a dilapidated little bear that they had fought over in childhood. There was a note hidden in the bear's belly: "Don't trust anyone, especially my brother-in-law."
And her sister's urn was lying quietly in the funeral parlor compartment that was considered "humiliating" by the whole family - until Xiao Xing broke it open and discovered that there were no ashes inside.
*When the truth becomes taboo, writing is the original sin.
The best-selling author "Wan Feng" died suddenly and mysteriously, and her husband took over all the copyrights. The drama adaptation became a hit all over the Internet. My sister Xiao Xing, a struggling lawyer in a big city, saw everyone's performance at her sister's funeral. She originally thought this was just another tragedy involving a patriarchal family, until she found irrefutable evidence at the storage place of her sister's ashes that could overturn the entire city.
This is a game set up with death. Using her body as a bait and her ashes as a lock, her sister sealed those shady transactions, those tampered mining accident records, those whistleblowers who disappeared into the system—all in the ashes niche that was regarded as the "place of death without burial."
The password that opens it is the day the sisters feared most in their childhood.
