Proof of Inhumanity

When logic and emotion run counter to each other, do you choose truth or human nature? Telis Evangelo, a peerless genius with doctorates in mathematics, physics, chemistry, linguistics and medicine, accidentally traveled into a bizarre world of "variety dramas". He is rational, arrogant, and observant, and firmly believes that everything in the world can be turned into cold formulas and data, including the most elusive human nature. In this new world where crime and warmth intersect, he chooses to become a detective, not for the sake of justice, but to use this chaotic world as the ultimate laboratory to verify his own logic. He has no emotions, only algorithms; no sympathy, only deconstruction. This is a paradoxical journey that attempts to use "inhuman" reason to prove the complexity of human nature. Here, he will meet the police detectives and heroes we are familiar with, from Dr. Reed in "Criminal Minds" to Cassell in "The Secret Detective". But this time, they faced a fellow "monster" with a completely different way of thinking. When pure wisdom meets the complex human heart, When absolute correctness is no longer unique, Can Tellis find the precarious balance point on the edge of the cliff of reason and emotion? A detective epic that combines extreme intellectual beauty with profound human torture begins here.