As a gold medal wedding photographer, Lin Xi's life motto is: As long as I give enough money, I can help the bride and groom become childhood sweethearts even if they are in a long-distance relationship. However, at a certain wealthy wedding, not only did she not earn the hard-earned money, but she fell completely into the abyss the moment she pressed the shutter. The good news: She captured the most perfect moment of the wedding scene, and the light and shadow composition is textbook level. Bad news: In the background, the groom is affectionately putting a diamond ring on his bride. His sleeves are stained with blood that has not yet dried. He is looking at her through the camera with a look that looks like a dead man. Hidden in that photo was irrefutable evidence that the groom had committed murder and dumped his body. From then on, Lin Xi's follow-up business was forced to upgrade to an "escape game." The seemingly gentle and wealthy groom with a net worth of tens of billions started a cat-and-mouse game after the wedding. He smiled and sent a message to Lin Xi: "Ms. Lin, the photo is great, can you send me a copy of the original photo privately?" Lin Xi looked at the phone, her palms were all sweaty, but she still maintained a professional fake smile on her face: "Sorry, there is something wrong with the cloud synchronization, and it is being repaired." There was no golden finger, no super power, just a SLR camera that was about to run out of battery, and a perverted murderer who was ready to tear apart his disguise at any time. Lin Xi's eyes turned red in the darkroom. Not only did she want to save her life, she also wanted to send the photo to the police station. When the pretense was peeled away bit by bit, Lin Xi discovered that the marriage itself was a carefully planned game. And she was the only one who came uninvited to break the situation. "Since you can't escape, let's see whose shutter is used to freeze the date of death first."
