A socialite died in a vegetative state, and her husband rushed to collect hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation; a female architect fell off a cliff and died, and everyone was rushing to prove that she was dead. Insurance claims investigator Lin Wan can't find the murderer, but she can find out who made the woman's death a compensable, transferable, and silenceable process.
Concept: Behind seemingly normal deaths and insurance claims, there are carefully designed profit calculations and the darkness of human nature. The protagonist Lin Wan, as an insurance claims investigator, does not directly track down the real culprit of the murder, but focuses on exposing the claims process where women's deaths are carefully packaged to be profitable, controllable, and conceal the truth, pointing directly to the cold reality that life is objectified and death is instrumentalized driven by capital and interests.