3:15 In the morning is Chen Mo's "time of death" and the starting point of his nightmare.
As a criminal police officer, Chen Mo's world is being torn apart by auditory hallucinations and insomnia. Whenever he is on the verge of collapse, his wife Lin Wan's reassuring voice will always sound at the right time, becoming his only salvation when he is on the verge of losing control. However, during a police call on a rainy night in an abandoned textile factory, the logic of reality was completely shattered - a corpse wearing the same style of trench coat with the exact same face was sitting in front of the loom, with a letter opener engraved with "To You Who Will Never Wake Up" stuck in his chest.
When Chen Mo woke up in extreme dizziness, thinking it was just a ridiculous nightmare, he discovered that there was a fresh scratch on the back of the silver pocket watch in his hand that always stopped at 3:15.
Have dreams invaded reality, or is reality itself a huge lie?
As the investigation deepened, Chen Mo discovered that the one-eyed man who warned him in the dark to "stop investigating" was his future self. Under the attack of numerous fogs and fatal cycles, the existence of his wife Lin Wan, who has always provided him with warmth and guidance from behind, has become the biggest point of suspense - is she the real light of redemption, or is she the "superego" that Chen Mo subconsciously imagined for himself in order to escape from the deep guilt?
When "I" becomes the biggest suspect, when lover becomes the most dangerous mystery, Chen Mo must tear off the disguise of memory before the next 3:15 and face the truth that he will never wake up from.
Concept: Has dream invaded reality, or is reality itself a huge lie?