Death never lies, but the living do.
Chen Mo is a personal effects organizer who spends all day handling the belongings of the dead. Everyone looks down on him, thinking he's just a nobody scraping by.
No one knows he's awakened the "Ghost Eye." Touch a dead person's belongings, and he can see their final memories.
A bloodstained watch reveals the truth behind a rich man's fatal fall. A worn-out rag doll leads to clues about a missing child. A yellowed photograph clears a twenty-year-old cold case...
"You say you didn't kill anyone? Let me touch his things."
Cases the police can't solve, he cracks at a glance.
Killers the experts can't find, he identifies with a touch.
When everyone else is at their wit's end, he casually says, "It wasn't him. It was the person next to him."
The room falls silent. The evidence is conclusive.
But the more he uses the Ghost Eye, the more powerful it becomes, and he discovers that he can see more than the memories of the dead.
There are things lurking in the shadows of this city, and they're watching him too.
