Before Qin Yue jumped from the 27th floor of Narada Hotel, he publicly admitted to the bridge accident twelve years ago.
Hundreds of people watched him walk toward the railing, but no one reached out.
The police thought it was just an unusual suicide, until they discovered that all the witnesses had the same dream: a face with no features.
Public opinion analyst Lu Chen knows where that face comes from.
Three months ago, he designed this face into a public welfare poster and placed it in every corner of the city. But when the first person died, he realized that what he had sown was not a poster, but a power that allowed the crowd to make a collective judgment.
Former detective Zhou Yan traced the person behind the scenes along with repeated dreams, abnormal records and spreading symbols, and soon zeroed in on Lu Chen.
But he couldn't prove that Lu Chen had killed anyone.
Because every judgment is completed by the crowd themselves.
When the law is too late to give an answer, when everyone is eager for someone to punish the evildoers on their behalf, who will judge the person who makes decisions for everyone?
