[Sci-fi mystery + horror + episodic series + nonstop twists] When Lin Wei woke up, the bed beside her was empty. Her husband, Chen Mo, had vanished. The security footage showed her holding a knife and driving him out of their home. She didn’t remember doing it. Three days later, Chen Mo was dead. The police closed the case: suicide. Lin Wei inherited everything and became the young widow everyone envied. Then the housekeeper brought her an old photo album: pictures of her at five, seven, and nine years old. The page for age ten held a death certificate. “Lin Wei, cause of death: congenital genetic defect.” “Madam, you were one of the first successfully cloned experimental subjects.” She froze. Outside the window, the “Chen Mo clone” she had just sent to the incineration chamber was smiling at her through the glass. [This is the first of ten stories] In this world, the person beside you in bed may be a replica, memories can be transplanted, and death may not be the end. Private detective Chen Mo takes on a new case in every chapter: a wife discovers her husband is a clone, not knowing that she is one too; a tycoon is murdered by another “himself”; a woman wakes to find herself living in someone else’s body; a man searches for his dead wife, only to find his own memories... Every story is a trap. Every “me” may not be the original.
