At the Crime Scene, but from the Victim's Perspective

After being kidnapped, Qin Chu managed to escape by sheer luck. He passed out on a remote mountain road, wearing nothing but an old trench coat stained with blood.

When he woke up, he had lost all his memories. The people who rescued him said they were a group of online friends meeting for the first time, gathered for a party at a mountain villa.

On his first night at the villa, Qin Chu dreamed that a man beat him to death and threw his body into a freezing lake.

The next day, when the police came up the mountain to make inquiries, Qin Chu realized that his dream had shown things from the victim's perspective, and that the murderer was one of the online friends.

From that day on, Qin Chu kept encountering all kinds of murder cases, and in every one of them, he saw things from the victim's perspective. What's more, once he reconstructed about ninety percent of the truth, he could unlock all of the victim's memories.

Jiangcheng had a master detective: if you could find him, he could solve even the hardest cases. Countless victims' families came to him with suitcases full of money to ask him to crack their cases.

The police also offered him a position, but Qin Chu didn't dare accept.

He had amnesia and didn't know who he was. All he knew was that a hidden compartment in his home contained many weapons, and the memory card in his camera held many photos of crime scenes. Those weapons and photos were all connected to a mysterious series of murders.

Qin Chu: ? Am I a serial killer?

Impossible. Absolutely impossible!

Important: No CP, and the male lead has no romance plot.

Theme: Find the truth through layer upon layer of fog