On the day Lin Mo returned to the team, the criminal investigation detachment leader Lu Lin crushed the file bag in his hand.
It read: Special consultant, Lin Mo, psychological profiler. Background: capital operation, airborne promotion.
A "genius" who relies on connections and money is the type that Lu Lin hates the most.
He believes in evidence, iron law and blood, but what Lin Mo brings is speculation, empathy and insight into the morbidity of criminals.
A "perfect crime" modeled on an unsolved case from twenty years ago bound two completely opposite people together.
In the interrogation room, Lin Mo was able to accurately reproduce the suspect's motive and childhood trauma through one look, but he responded to Lu Lin's inspection with an elegant and distant smile.
"Marine Corps," he ran his fingertips across the report, his voice soft, "What you hate may be what you fear - the fear that someone can see through your overly hot heart under your indestructible armor."
The conflicts continue, but they are getting closer to the truth step by step.
Until all the clues point to the shadow under the police badge.
When the fatal trap fell, Lin Mo stepped into the abyss alone to protect Lu Lin.
When he was in a desperate situation, he revealed his deepest secret: "Lu Lin, why do you think I can be so 'empathic' with demons?"
——"Because I was the only surviving victim in that old case."
Uncensored cases from the past are reopened, and internal gangsters emerge.
Be the psychologist's scalpel, cutting through the rust of justice; be the criminal investigation captain's gun, aiming at his former colleagues.
One of them is in the dark, using his body as bait; the other is in the light, using his life to protect each other.
From partners who hate each other, to a blade and a shield that depend on each other for life and death.
Strong forces join forces, ultimate push and pull, two-way redemption.
See how two souls who don't believe in light can be each other's beacon, piercing the deepest darkness.
——The first meeting you thought was the reunion he had planned for a long time.
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