Rainy Night Stitcher

1992, Hong Kong. A series of bizarre murders broke the tranquility of the rainy night. Four women were killed, and their bodies were meticulously dismembered and specific organs were removed. The police found that all the victims had taken taxis before their death, but could not find any taxi involved. Chan Kwok-yin, Inspector of the West Kowloon Crime Squad, is deeply troubled by the fact that his partner "accidentally" died in the line of duty while investigating a similar case three years ago. When a similar technique reappeared, he found that it was not just imitation - it was a personal mockery and challenge from the murderer. What the murderer left behind was not a flaw, but a series of rituals: each corpse was carefully "stitched" with organ parts that did not belong to them, as if they were piecing together a complete "work." Chen Guoxian must race against time, under the pressure of public opinion, boss doubts and inner trauma, to track this "artist" wandering in the rainy night. And the closer he gets to the truth, the more he discovers the connection between the case and the death of his partner three years ago, as well as the dark secret that he was unaware of. This is a story about trauma, obsession and redemption. The duel between the two "nightwalkers" - one suturing the city's wounds in the open, the other tearing apart lives in the dark - will ultimately reveal how evil grows in the cracks of the city, and what price a person has to pay to suture his own broken soul.