Beyond All Sin

Underground idol MIO heard a voice in the new song demo that shouldn't exist. It called out her real name, which had long been erased by the company: Bai He. At the same time, abnormal flooding occurred in a bay project that was about to be completed; a retired doctor re-examined old triage cases from many years ago; and an elite lawyer was involved in a dispute over the ownership of sky-high images. Four seemingly unrelated modern cases gradually reveal the same ancient traces that have been misunderstood, packaged, and copied repeatedly. Some people call it a forbidden song. Some people painted it as a holy city. Some people write it as ethics. Someone saved it as an image. But what they originally wanted to prove may not be what later generations thought. When five modern people tried to piece together these fragmentary evidences, they discovered that the most dangerous thing was not the disaster itself, but the person who wrote the explanation for the disaster.