Mirror Chase

A precise anonymous call led detective Chen Yan to an empty house. The murder scene looked clean and traceless on the surface, but there was a body hidden in the mezzanine of the wall. From the disappearing blood stains and non-existent entry and exit records to the notebooks full of hints and the puzzles in the mirror, all the clues seem to have been carefully arranged, leading the police into a trap step by step. When his own fingerprints appeared on the evidence, and when all the doubts began to point to him strangely, Chen Yan was shocked to realize: this was not an ordinary murder case, but an intellectual game designed just for him. The murderer laid out layers of twists and turns in the dark, using disappeared scenes, forged traces, and displaced time and space to constantly subvert his judgment of the truth. Who is the organizer? What's the motivation? Where will the next "scene" appear? In this smokeless intellectual duel, seeing is not believing, reasoning is a trap, and the only thing that is certain is that the murderer has been watching him.