I Edit the Suicide Note for the Villain

Xu Zhiwei, a relic restorer, runs an "unfinished workshop" that specializes in repairing old letters, photos, recording pens and relics of the deceased. During a commission, she accidentally overheard the unfinished words of Zhou Lin, the murderer of his wife, before he died, and saw a mutilated suicide note. In the suicide note, the villain who was reviled by the entire Internet did not beg for mercy, but only repeatedly wrote: Don't hand her over. From voice recorders to white dress photos, from old costumes to unsent letters from his father, Xu Zhiwei discovered that many people who were convicted, abused online, and abandoned by their families had been pushed to death by the same "villain narrative." She cannot clear the dead person's name, nor can she rewrite the suicide note out of thin air. She can only fill in the erased sentences between the evidence and the truth. And when her father Xu Xiangchuan's name appeared in the depths of the old case, she finally understood that what she was repairing was not a suicide note, but the choice of a living person who was taken away.