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Lin Zhixia, a top student in the Department of Forensic Medicine at the University of Political Science and Law, was suppressed by industry authorities because she spoke out for her wronged mentor. She has no skills and can only work as a forensic assistant in a county funeral parlor. Because she insisted on restoring the true cause of death of the female victim, she was forced to resign, which coincided with the deadline for the national collection of female forensic records to be published exactly 100 days later. She made a 100-day bet, and under the name "100 Days of Testimony", embarked on a nationwide interview journey to write down the silent testimonies of female forensic doctors who were ignored and buried. During the hundred-day journey, while recording the perseverance and difficulties of twenty female forensic doctors, she joined forces with Lu Ze, the head of the provincial criminal investigation detachment, to trace the truth about the serial murder case in which her mentor was framed ten years ago. From being smeared and questioned by the entire Internet, to being supported by countless female forensic doctors; from being restricted by industry authorities, to using professionalism to solve cold cases. She used forensic medicine as a blade and words as evidence. Within a hundred days, she not only restored the truth for the silent dead, but also wrote a powerful industry testimony for the entire female forensic group.