Two newspaper ministers died mysteriously one after another. They both had chemical burn marks on their necks. The video was played on their computer before they died. Play to the 23rd second and the toxin is released. That video was taken ten years ago - the scene of a covered-up workplace accident.
Three people form a complete chain: one person saved the original material and waited for ten years, one person designed the trigger program, and one person pressed the play button. No one "kills with his own hands," but everyone is a murderer.
When the truth was cut into pieces, delayed, and replaced, Ye Fan used editing to drag the fragments that had been scattered for ten years into the timeline and put them together into a three-minute film. He realized: deletion does not mean disappearance, the truth is just waiting for the right play button.
It is a suspenseful novel about how "editing" kills people, and it is also a fable about how the cut scenes can be seen again.
Purpose: Solving suspense murder cases