A mother secretly feeds peanuts to her peanut-allergic child, claiming she's training the child;
a father gives up his job to be with his depressed daughter every day, then lectures and blames her;
parents send their child to an internet addiction boot camp for the sake of the child's future;
a top fan spends their entire fortune supporting their goddess;
a fan girl turns against everyone to follow her idol.
People who believe folk remedies can cure terminal illnesses;
people who believe every instance of domestic abuse will be the last;
people who believe a malformed fetus longs to enter this world.
Ignorant, foolish, love-blind, self-sacrificing, stubborn, self-deceiving, easily manipulated, blindly following the crowd...
Every tragedy in these stories features at least one foolish but relatable person and one villain who exploits human nature.
A misanthropic killer who can't stand stupidity emerges from the shadows and launches a plan to purge foolish humanity,
convinced that anyone whose foolishness has caused others to suffer or die deserves to die.
After each string of murders, the killer leaves behind baffling clues.
When pieced together, they point straight to the truth from 18 years ago.
All because the killer can't stand watching detectives act like fools.
The grand showcase of human stupidity begins:
Each case has its own characteristics, and the twists and turns are consistent with logic and humanity. Personally, I still feel sorry for Qi Zukang. His tragedy was caused by his parents' partiality.