Forensic pathologist Chen Mo is a police profiler carrying the burden of his father's unsolved murder from ten years ago.
His daily sign-in System issues a deduction challenge, and solving each case unlocks a clue.
He has seventy-two hours to catch the killer. Fail, and a colleague will take the fall.
Cool and roguish, with a sardonic streak, he hides an obsession with the truth beneath his casual demeanor.
From the morgue to live streams on the dark web, from serial murders to human experiments.
He uses psychology to crack each case and works backward from the smallest details to find the real culprit.
Facing betrayal by a senior colleague, the System's riddles, and the tragedy of scientific ethics, he presses on alone, determined to light the last lamp in the darkness.
The truth is a heavy burden, but he has never stopped moving forward.
The vocabulary is professional, the writing is fluent and the graphics are strong. It can be made into a video demonstration. The content is quite exciting. The sense of system presence is very low. I forget about the existence of the system while watching it. It is really great. Come on, author, continue to bring more exciting content to readers.