A young lawyer who built his career from nothing finds the workplace so difficult that he keeps lowering his standards.
A sudden car accident, a case shrouded in mystery. To clear her name, she presses forward step by step.
He is both hunter and prey.
She is both a victim's family member and the butterfly that throws everything into disarray.
On the day the truth comes to light, she tells him, "Actually, I've known for a long time that you were waiting for me."
Who is directing this play? In this lonely role, every line is a cliché, every opponent is yourself, and yet the ending brings an unexpected surprise.
Theme: The bloodthirsty instincts of all involved draw them into the mystery sparked by this car accident. In the end, some awaken while others sink deeper; some are redeemed while others are held back. As the goodness in human nature is gradually stirred from a cast of villains, no one is more noble or more despicable than anyone else. In the end, only those who escape the game can truly live as themselves.
