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"I am Li Fu. My surname is Li Fu and my courtesy name is Liusu." "Xiaodao, Wudang - Wangsheng." "Amitabha, the poor monk in Shaolin - the mortal world." "Bai Yushang!" "I'm Wang Jing, please give me some advice." . . . . . .

Zhang Laogan, who was driving a hearse, was killed in a car accident on the first rainy day in October. The police ruled that his death was an accident. Three days later, a fire broke out in her paper-making workshop and she died accidentally. On the same day, Boss Wang of the coffin shop suffered from gas poisoning at home. He was sent to the hospital where rescue efforts failed and he died. Are the three accidents that happened in succession a coincidence, or was it someone's intention? Some people say that the three of them made too much money from dead people without conscience, and they suffered retribution and their lives were taken away. Rumors began to spread. The so-called rumor is because no matter how true it is, no one will believe that it really exists. Because it goes against common sense. Few people actually believe a rumor, but most people hope that others will believe it. So they try to make themselves believe it all, exaggerate it, turn it into reality, and then tell others about it. . . Until a call came to the 110 police center, saying urgently: "This is not an accident. The next person the murderer wants to kill is me. Come and save me!"

A letter of commitment to voluntary body donation uncovered a black market organ trading case. A car accident covered up all of this. Three years later, Liang Yue, who was on an isolated island with nowhere to escape, decided to re-enter his memories and prepare to uncover everything that had been covered up. At the same time, a victimless rape case occurred. As the dark night spread, a naked body of a young female appeared in front of everyone. . .