The Non-Existent Murderer: the First Case

This is an imaginary world that is highly similar to reality, and cases emerge one after another. The world firmly believes that light will eventually prevail and justice will eventually come. But there are always people who are trapped in the abyss, spending their whole lives waiting for the light, but in the end they get nothing. The story uses the perspective of the person behind the crime to cut through the layers of desperate situations and suffering. Reject the simple and crude dichotomy of good and evil. Light is not inherent, and darkness does not equal pure evil. The world is accustomed to judging all sentient beings with short and flat conclusions. No one understands that there is indescribable and three-dimensional sadness hidden in desperate situations. Jurisprudence determines crimes, and written records record the struggles that have gone unheard for a long time.