Everyone dies in the end. In the land of death, some feel right at home, some are overcome with fear and sorrow, and some meet death in a sudden, hurried moment, their lives cut short.
Death is connected to the dead, yet also has nothing to do with them. They are the stars of this drama, yet somehow remain outside it.
Chang Qing is a mortician. As she often says, "I want to see you off on the final leg of your life. May you have a safe journey."
Lu Mingzhan is a police officer. Officer Lu is like two entirely different people on and off the job: at work, he is devoted and strict; off the clock, he is irreverent and downright eccentric.
Officer Lu has recently picked up a new hobby. Whenever he has nothing to do, he likes to wander around with the young mortician, keeping her company as she washes and applies makeup to the dead, and serving as her dazzling backdrop.
The young mortician thinks that aside from being too handsome, this unconventional officer has no other flaws. Also, it seems that this excessively handsome officer is flirting with her.
(This story follows a group of passionate, honest, and slightly foolish young people who, at death's closest edge, weave a safety net warmer and more precious than money, houses, or cars. They go against the grain, hold fast to their principles, and give their all to the youth and love that belong uniquely to them.)
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