Thirty-five-year-old forensic doctor Qin Jing is calm and rational, and is recognized by the Bureau as the Dinghai Shenzhen. Her partner, Xiao Su, is enthusiastic and lively, like a beam of light shining into her rigorous and almost cold world.
Seven seemingly unrelated cases - street poisoning, massacre, forest altar, square self-immolation... Each case left strange paper crane marks at the scene. Qin Jing and Xiao Su shuttled between the autopsy room and the crime scene, salvaging clues from dusty files, and piecing together the truth in the fog. As the investigation deepens, a cult organization that has been hidden for many years gradually emerges, and all the cases point to the same chilling answer.
When the final mystery was revealed, Qin Jing discovered that there were some things that were more touching than the truth.
Cold-faced ascetic workaholic × enthusiastic and clingy little sun
Warm reminder from the author:
This novel contains a lot of content that may cause discomfort, please read with caution.
The work involves but is not limited to the following plot descriptions:
· Blood and violence: detailed forensic investigation and on-site reconstruction scenes such as autopsy, dismemberment, extermination, self-immolation, disembowelment, etc.
· Suspense and horror: cult rituals, living altars, corpse dumping on the streets, supernatural atmosphere and psychological thriller elements
· Psychological trauma and hallucinations: characters' persistent fantasies, self-talk, and behaviors that are out of touch with reality due to pain
· Sensitive social issues: mind control of individuals by cult organizations, mass suicide, self-mutilation and homicide cases
The description of some scenes is relatively detailed and straightforward, which may cause discomfort to the following readers:
· People who have physical rejection of gore and anatomical details
· Those who have experienced major trauma such as suicide or homicide by relatives or friends
· Those who have psychological shadow on cults and extreme religious behaviors
It is recommended that readers read according to their own psychological endurance. If you experience symptoms such as palpitation, nausea, or insomnia while reading, please pause in time and seek real-life support and help.
Although the story is fictional, its depiction of the darkness and obsession of human nature may leave you with a little thought about "why people still light up lamps in the long night" in addition to being frightened.
——Yours sincerely, the author
Intention: Even if the world is devastated, I will still stand side by side with you.