Why Is the Cold Lawyer So Keen on Solving Cases?

Leng Zhiwei, a former civil lawyer, is now so broke she's scraping by on dirt.

After driving off several unreliable clients, she is forced to take on criminal cases.

Other lawyers raise reasonable suspicions, boldly challenge assumptions, and sort out the details through paperwork.

Leng Zhiwei heads straight to the front lines, gets involved in solving cases, and digs every last inch of ground, turning herself into a detective in all but name.

No one believes in her, yet she has the highest win rate.

The cases grow stranger, and the secrets she uncovers grow deeper.

Until one day, she discovers that the cases she has taken on are no coincidence.

And she herself seems to be becoming part of that secret.

[The Last Supper]: A murder in a snowbound manor

[The Curse of Wuyang Village]: A folk village and a mysterious sacrifice

[The Never-Ending Dating Show]: A dating show on a deserted island, where a murder case turns terrifying

[The Corridor of Youth on a Cruise Ship]: Crimes amid the deep blue sea

Detective's Handbook:

*Plot-driven, with the story's reconstruction taking priority over cracking the methods

*Standalone cases, but with an overarching plot

Theme: The truth buried in silence will eventually come to light