Su Yan had dissected the corpses of various murder cases, but could not untie the scar in his chest.
As the youngest chief prosecutor of the Municipal Public Security Bureau, she was able to extract the murderer's DNA from the bones of her bones. However, when she saw the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training video, her fingertips twitched uncontrollably. That was Zhu Jingyan's "gift" left to her: three years of cold violence, self-denial, and a sentence engraved in her bones: "People like you only deserve to be abandoned."
Until Gu Yanshen shone warmth into her life the second before she committed suicide.
This senior engineer of building structures would silently hand her an ice pack when she had a nosebleed. When she was in a daze over the forensic report, he used stress analysis diagrams to point out that "there is a problem with the burial angle of the slag pit." He never said "I'll save you", only when she decided to identify Zhu Jingyan, he held her hand and said: "You rush forward, I can catch the rest."
When the victim's body was carried into the autopsy room, Su Yan found that the fibers in the nails of the deceased were exactly the same as those in Zhu Jingyan's dormitory.
For the first time, her hand holding the scalpel did not shake. When she stood in court as a victim, she was no longer ashamed of her profession. When she served as a witness to prove the crime, she no longer avoided the fact that I was also in pain.
"Trauma doesn't go away, but it can become armor."
She cuts open the corpse to reveal the truth, and he builds a bridge across the abyss. When the forensic scalpel meets the architect's structural Wanding, those scars hidden in the shadow of cold violence will eventually grow into a gentle cocoon in the light of walking side by side.
Purpose: Trauma Healing
