Stab to Death

Late at night, at the end of the ruins in the east of the city, a tattoo shop without a signboard lit up with a faint green light. The shop owner Jiang Ye can use the "eye of pattern observation" to see the "fate pattern" on everyone's body - that is the fate track that determines misfortune and fortune. He used a special "weird ink" to seal the disaster on his fate pattern into a tattoo. The price was that the curse would be transferred to himself, and his skin was being swallowed up inch by inch by the living evil pattern. When Su Wan, a forensic doctor who does not believe in ghosts and gods, comes to the door with three corpses covered with strange tattoos, Jiang Ye discovers that those tattoos are exactly the same as his own, and the murderer is actually his twin brother Jiang Zhou, whom he thought had died in a fire ten years ago. What's even more frightening is that the birthmark on Su Wan's right shoulder is actually a "heart seal", which is the key to unlocking the seal of the ancient evil god "Guizu". As one case after another was revealed, Jiang Ye and Su Wan were forced to join forces to face a three-thousand-year-old family curse. As the brothers confront each other, the seal will be broken, and Jiang Ye may have to sacrifice his life to pierce the last strange mark on his body.