Wen Shiyu has a secret.
She is an embalmer in a funeral parlor. When she is arranging the remains of the deceased, she can hear the last five seconds of his life as long as his skin touches his skin. Some people talked about uneaten dumplings, some called out a phone number that could no longer be reached, and some saw the murderer's face clearly at the last moment.
No one can hear these voices, no one can fulfill these wishes - except her.
At a strange funeral, the body of the local richest man was delivered. Everyone said that the old man had passed away, but when Wen Shiyu was wiping the back of his hands, he heard the old man screaming in terror before he died: "Don't... Don't bury that red box."
At this moment, the red box was being held tightly in the arms of the deceased's biological son.
Three days later, the cemetery was stolen and the red box disappeared. Wen Shiyu became the key suspect of the police.
Li Zhen, the criminal police captain in charge of the case, is a hard-core scientist who only believes in evidence, surveillance and DNA. He scorned the terms "channeling" and "dreaming", but he had to admit that this taciturn embalmer knew far more than any witness.
From grievances between wealthy families to old campus cases, from workplace calculations to pillow murder, Wen Shiyu traveled between the cold body and the hot memories, saying the last words "I hurt", "I am unwilling" and "I forgive you" for those who can no longer speak.
And Li Zhen went from doubting and testing to silently handing over the gloves and deflecting all questioning glances for her, becoming the only witness to her ridiculous ability.
Because only he knew that those so-called miracles were just the price she had to bear alone in countless late nights.
She is the last bridge between life and death.
