On one wall were five female corpses in red dresses. The crimes that had been sealed for three years were smashed open on a rainy night.
Lu Chen, the leader of the city's criminal investigation team, is calm, paranoid, and emotionally isolated. He is called a "case-solving machine" by his colleagues.
Forensic doctor Su Wan has sharp rationality and firm beliefs. Her credo is - "Corpses don't lie, but living people do."
They are the most tacit partners and the two hardest people to get close to.
From the corpse wall to the cannibal village in the mountains, from the midnight ghost taxi to the campus serial falling case, behind every case, there is a deeper shadow - "Professor".
He doesn't do it on the spot, but he ignites the darkest fire of human nature in the dark. Ten years ago, he took away Lu Chen's partner; ten years later, he came back just to complete his final "graduation thesis":
"Justice is just more subtle violence."
When the abyss stares back, who can keep the light?
Strange twists and turns, fascinating
Well said, give it five stars.
Good to listen to, the plot is tense and exciting
The storyline is very exciting, I like it