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Jiang Manman was originally a descendant of an old Chinese medicine doctor, but once she got involved in a cruel and cruel novel, she became the unfortunate heroine who was abused. She immediately fought back violently, leaving those who bullied her unable to take care of themselves. Get rid of the abusive plot, rely on your medical skills to save people, abuse the scum, and reopen the medical clinic. It's just that handsome and handsome Tang Zhiqing, stay away from me. You have a complicated life experience and are so scary! Tang Zhenyu: My wife's needles are pretty good. Jiang Manman: Do you want to give you a free shot?

If an old case is for a new performance... Do you remember whether you are an audience or an actor? Ten years ago, the infant corpse case in Jiangyang District shocked the city, but was hastily closed due to "insufficient evidence"; Ten years later, the crime scene reappeared, with a dice, a last word, and a familiar yet unfamiliar voice-- "Do you remember the snow that day?" Former criminal policeman Li Chuan is reinvolved in an old case due to a mysterious phone call. But this time, he is no longer the pursuer, but the "observer" named in the script. Missing persons, police files, anonymous scripts, street corner surveillance, live streaming platforms... Reality becomes the stage, death becomes the scenery, and the audience fills the seats, just waiting for the lights to come on. Some people are reliving old cases, and some are directing deaths. Every murder is a "performance" and every clue is a "rehearsal." And you and me are just the plot points they set. When the police are manipulated, the media is misled, witnesses are arranged, and the truth is edited... Do you doubt-- At the scene of the crime, the real "murderer" might be smiling as he watched you get involved. "Deep Curtain"-- A suspenseful psychological novel with constant twists and turns and a script-style murder behind it. Reality and theater intersect, and human nature and cold violence confront each other. You thought you were watching a show, but in fact you were already on stage.