Iron-faced police detective Chi Min firmly believes in the supremacy of the law, while elite lawyer Kang Ziyu is good at navigating gray areas. When a wealthy murder case tied the two together, they discovered that the deceased was actually Kang Ziyu's biological father - the man who abandoned their mother and son twenty years ago.
The evidence in the case perfectly points to Kang Ziyu: the murder weapon was a relic of his mother, and the will listed him as the sole heir. But during the investigation, Chi Min discovered a deeper secret: the real culprit was actually a family member of another victim, who used extreme methods to complete a belated "justice".
On the balance between love and law, Kang Ziyu chose to defend the real murderer: "Atoning for sin will only add one more victim to the world." This sentence shattered Chi Min's belief in black and white. The two opponents began to re-examine the boundaries of justice - the law punishes sin, but who will redeem the pain behind the sin?
For sad porcelain, sad is never clumsy human beings
It's that he didn't realize he was fragile
Heaven and earth are just another names for hell
Personality disorders have always been just an excuse for committing crimes, and they have always been just the dirtiest colors on God's palette. There, even if you are righteous, you will be told: Look, he is so unsociable.
The cold-faced lawyer Kang Ziyu is a walking code and a rational perfectionist; the hot-blooded police detective Chi Min is the guardian of human fireworks and breaks the rules with intuition. The two extremes have become each other's missing pieces in the crime.
Make the rules, bend the rules, break the rules
Little prince, there are many roses in the world, you can't fall for just one.
Others thought I was A, I thought I was B, and I told others I was B, only to find out that I was C???
Where in life do we not meet...
Intention: I don't want them to fall into the abyss, so I am willing to take them home