I once thought that Lu Xinghe was the only sunlight that shone into my cold anatomy room.
He made me laugh in a hundred wonderful ways, but betrayed me in the most cruel way.
On the day we broke up, I calmly finished the autopsy report on the last case for him, and then disappeared without a trace.
Five years later, I came back as a top international forensic doctor, only to find that he had become a lunatic who specializes in legal aid.
He handed me a thick stack of files with red eyes and said in a hoarse voice: "Momo, these are the five years I have spent to atone for your sins. Every case points to the truth of that year... Are you willing to listen to my closing statement again?"
Core hook: "Every case points to the truth of that year" - creating a strong sense of suspense.
Is there another hidden reason for the betrayal back then?
The male protagonist's "madness" in the past five years is not only to atone for his sins, but also to find out the truth.
This upgrades the simple "Chasing Wife to the Crematorium" into a road of compounding with suspense and puzzle elements.
