When the forensic surgeon's scalpel cuts through the lace of the wedding dress, and when the investigative reporter's camera penetrates the blessing's lies, a criminal autopsy begins quietly with the wedding as the specimen stage. The groom who likes to collect the bride's teeth, the bouquet that delivers venom, and the death electrocardiogram beating in the "Wedding March" weave criminal investigation logic and biological codes into a bloody web.
The cold-faced forensic doctor Lin Shuhan carries the sobriety of the autopsy table, and the investigative reporter Jiang Lin is burdened with the shadow of the secret investigation records. The two women wandering on the boundary between life and death are forced to form a paradoxical alliance under the curse of the same heart. From the vein authentication puzzle in the church emergency room to the embryo freezing code in the abandoned delivery room, they salvaged a chain of bridal specimens that spanned twenty years in a maze of erotic aromatherapy and biological sutures.
Every pearl headpiece replicates an organ smuggling route, and every drop of champagne conceals a mind-control equation. When DNA-edited maggots crawl out of the layers of the wedding cake, and when the charred corpse number appears on the inside of the oath ring, this perfect ceremony dedicated to sin finally waits for its most dangerous sacrifice - two living witnesses who are good at deciphering the death code.
Concept: A mirror image deconstruction of the plight of women in the shadow of technological civilization - using biological crime evidence to decipher the aesthetics of patriarchal violence, using the two female protagonists to solve the bloody wedding chain crime case, and dissecting three major social prisms: 1. Biomedical treatment has become a criminal tool 2. The social metaphor of the specimen of the bride 3. The solidification of the power structure behind the unsolved case. Using hard-core crime cases as a carrier, it completes a black allegorical writing of contemporary technological ethics and gender politics, and reconstructs the narrative of women against systemic violence through the alternative analysis of crime evidence.