Wen Yan, a castoff from a prestigious law firm, is so broke she can only take on legal aid cases no one else wants.
Then she gets her hands on case files involving unnatural deaths, and the last five minutes of the deceased's vision automatically appear before her eyes.
In a case where a man murdered his wife for the insurance money, the hypocritical husband weeps in court: "I loved my wife. It was just an accident caused by brake failure!"
Wen Yan submits a chip hidden in a compartment in the dashcam to the court. "Defendant, the last words your wife heard before she died were you telling your mistress, 'I'll bring you to live in the mansion tonight.' Would you like to hear the original recording?"
In a wealthy family's inheritance dispute, the cruel stepmother bribes everyone and declares the daughter of the first wife mentally ill.
Wen Yan points out the notarized will hidden behind a wall in the old mansion. The defendant leaps up and flips over the table in a rage.
Other people rely on eloquence and strategy to win cases. Wen Yan goes to court with the victims' vengeful spirits fighting by her side.
The elite defense team is dumbfounded. "How can the evidence chain be so complete? Where did she find those overlooked clues?!"
Wen Yan closes the case file and looks up coldly. "If the laws of the living can't punish you, the dead will become the sword of justice themselves."
