He is Chu Yi, an orphan in the military camp with the codename "Lone Wolf" and no memories from before the age of three. The ancient jade pendant engraved with the character "Chu" is his only link to the past.
He is Lin Mu, codename "Magician," an S-class fugitive who has struck fear into the hearts of seven nations. Through a curtain of rain three hundred meters away, he says the first words to Chu Yi: "I found you, my mirror image."
As the classified files in a military chip, codenamed "Oracle," are painstakingly uncovered, the fates of twenty-three test subjects emerge. Only then does Chu Yi realize that he is not a forgotten child, but a weapon meticulously designed by someone. And Lin Mu is the other side of the mirror, dragging him down into the abyss.
Su Tangxia, a psychological analyst driven by an intense curiosity about "abnormal specimens," enters the hunt, only to be captivated by Chu Yi's eyes, hollow as mirrors yet burning like fire, amid battles of wits and life-and-death trust. Between the three of them lie the truth, the lies, and a bloody past consumed by a raging fire.
On the walls of the experimental base's third underground level are photographs of twenty-three children. The final line reads: "Reflections of one another, the end of one another."
