Rongcheng is a modern city surrounded by rivers and seas. The old alleys and arcades intertwined with the glass curtain walls of new buildings hide countless unspoken stories. Forensic doctor Ye Qingmei and head of the crime team Jiang Qiyan were accidentally tied up because of a falling case from an old building. She used her microscope-like eyes to cut through the fog of physical evidence. She knocked on the door of the market with her hot blood, and the coldness and heat collided to create a wonderful spark for solving the case.
From the widow's obsession in inheritance disputes, to the jealousy puzzle behind the disappearance of the studio; from the family dilemma caused by antique imitations, to the tragic ripples caused by online violence... Eight cases, eight folded lives. Ye Qingmei pieced together the truth under the scalpel and pieced together her father's unfulfilled last wish; Jiang Qiyan touched the temperature during the visit and healed the unhealed scars of her childhood.
They had seen the Fuxingli tea shop at three o'clock in the morning, heard the old lady's secrets about the market, and hugged each other to keep warm in the wind of the Sea of Mirrors. When the embers of the last case dispersed, Jiang Qiyan used her grandfather's silver handcuffs to wrap her wrists: "Keep your heart, keep you." Ye Qingmei finally understood that the most touching truth is to allow every injured soul to breathe again in the fireworks of Rongcheng.
Purpose: Using the investigation of the two female protagonists as a guide, we will cut through the pyrotechnic folds of the old alleys and new buildings in Rongcheng, and use the scalpel of reason and hot empathy to decode the "glimmer of humanity" hidden in the physical evidence, lies and market secrets. The story is not just about solving crimes - it is also about healing: seeking justice for the victims, helping the perpetrators reconcile with the past, and allowing the survivors to continue to love life with their scars. Ultimately conveying the warm belief that "the highest form of justice is to allow every soul to be reborn in fireworks."