There Is No Escape: the Sound of Corpses at Midnight

[Suspense + darkness + reality + brain-burning + constant reversals + happy enemies] In a small northern town where the autumn rain was pouring, a bizarre corpse case quietly broke out. A deceased person who had been dead for more than 12 hours, with only a severed arm left in an abandoned warehouse, mysteriously called 110 to call the police. When the stumps with T-shaped scars were discovered, the old drowning case three years ago, which was characterized as suicide, resurfaced. At midnight, the case's evidence cell phone rang again. The mysterious man took the initiative to inform the police that the remaining body parts were sunk under the Nanhe Bridge. The dusty old cases were forcibly reopened, and all the clues that were covered up and the loopholes that were ignored were exposed to the sun one by one. Hua Wuli, a new police officer with martial arts skills, Wu Ming, a veteran detective who is calm and self-disciplined, and Suzui, a thoughtful bar detective who has been around the city. Three completely different people are tightly bound by an unsolved case. Testing each other, tugging at each other, and tearing apart the disguise of the case layer by layer through running-in. There is no perfect crime in the world. All sins that are deliberately hidden will eventually be exposed, and there is no escape.