The broken lace gloves in the rainy night antique shop exposed the lily of the valley burn marks spreading on Zhong Su's wrists - it was the death totem carved on her skin by the murderer when her parents were buried in the fire ten years ago. When Meng Changqing, who controls the pharmaceutical empire, turns his wheelchair and runs over the hem of her skirt, the sandalwood pheromone awakens not only the secret of the genetic experiment, but also the same-shaped gunshot mark on his sister Meng Changxi's waist.
Lin Shuyue, a make-up artist at the funeral home, used honey to monitor and imprint memory fragments on the body's face mold; gallery therapist He Yunzhou mixed hallucinogens into the paint, and the blood-painted spiral staircase pointed directly at the thirteenth step of the Meng family's death. In this sacrificial game in which ashes are used to make porcelain, Zhong Su's pearl earrings hide the antidote, as well as the truth behind the fire-paint seal of the underground pawn shop: when the lily of the valley poisonous mist swept through Meng's house, all the fateful loops fell apart the moment the wheelchair bearing lubricating oil evaporated.
From the ink stains on the stairs on a rainy night to the fire paint withered in the cracks of bone china in the final chapter, four people trapped in the gears of fate by memory prisoners used burn marks as passwords and ashes as bargaining chips to sign the most immoral antidote in the life and death contract - it turns out that the sharpest knife that destroyed Meng's business empire was the shackles they put on each other.
Concept: poignant love, lily, man-to-man, false bones, machinations