The Tragic Culprit of Raging Fire

You × Qiu Gang'ao, second-person narration, top.

Under a god's threats and temptations, you reluctantly agree to bring warmth to a man named Qiu Gang'ao.

First Life: A ghost mistaken for a hallucination × Officer Qiu, fallen into thievery

You pretend to be a kindhearted student... ghost, keeping him company in prison and appearing before him from time to time. You pity him and try to talk sense into him. Even when his moods swing wildly and he flies into a rage at you without warning, you never leave his side.

At last, the man's attitude begins to soften.

You urge him to let go of the past and live well, but why does he still end up following his old path, dying in an empty church?

Second Life: A boy returned from the dead × His obsessive guardian

You return to that rainy night that has haunted him, and lead him straight to the kidnapped tycoon. This earns him a great merit. For a time, he is at the height of his success, rising through the ranks until he becomes the youngest chief superintendent.

Unfortunately, people are always so quick to grow greedy.

The sea of flames closes in like layer upon layer of bars, trapping the two of you together with no way out.

Third Life: A lying dodder vine × A superstar willing to be deceived

While he is still a student, a talent scout spots him, and you, his neighbor, urge him to give it a try. Far from cops and thieves, an entirely different path opens before him. You lead him to the top, letting him experience a happiness he'd never known before.

But why do you still end up at the same destination, despite taking different roads?

The man wraps his bloodied hands tightly around you.

He says:

"I have only you, and you should have only me."

Theme: When people cling too tightly to things, their hearts grow blind and lost.