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Code Eavesdropping on the Soul
1936, Shanghai. After an experimental accident, Yu Chizhao, a professor of criminal investigation psychology, traveled to Shanghai on the eve of the Anti-Japanese War. He discovered that he had a "curse" that could not be turned off - if he looked at someone for three seconds, he could hear the deepest voice in the other person's heart. The Japanese spies in the interrogation room were thinking, "I hid that list..."; The smiling faces of their military commander colleagues were thinking, "This p
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Feel the Sound
Three cases of "suicide by taking medication" occurred in Nangang City. The deceased seemed to be unrelated, but they all bought the same out-of-print perfume before they died. Trace inspector Shen Tingxi accidentally awakened a supernatural power during a physical evidence examination - touching the remains of the deceased can hear their voices in the last 10 seconds of their lives. The girl in the first case said: "It's so painful... Why did the person who drugged me laugh?" The old man in the
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Memory Sculptor
In an era when everyone is scrambling to hand over painful memories, Shen Du opened a "memory repair shop". His sign says "Repair Fuzzy Memories" - no one knows that he can actually "carve" memories: read, repair, and even rewrite them. The price is that every time you help someone recover their past, they lose a piece of their own memory forever. When the government launched a "memory tax" policy to encourage all people to erase traumatic memories, Shen Du became the biggest obstacle to this "m
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Echo of the Wasteland
Two hundred years after the nuclear explosion, a fugitive experimental subject who can read minds must not only survive in the wasteland, but also avoid the mysterious organization that is chasing him - but the most difficult thing is to still choose to believe in one person after hearing the dirtiest truth in everyone's heart.
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