He answers to no organization and never trusts conclusions that merely “seem reasonable.”
In a snowstorm disappearance, only a lonely trail of footprints remains outside a cabin. In a high-rise fall, the window is locked tight, yet the cause of death contradicts itself. In a transoceanic shipping-container case, the seal is intact, but the container is empty when opened… These puzzles, scattered around the world and hastily filed away as “accidents,” “cold cases,” or “impossible to verify,” all hide the same truth in Na Liu’s eyes: someone has arranged the evidence into a carefully fabricated story.
Na Liu is a private detective who regularly takes on international cases. He moves through the gray zone between the city’s dark side and the rules of public life. He never solves cases through instinct or luck, trusting only three things: airtight timelines, flawless spatial layouts, and identities whose truth is impossible to distinguish from lies. Behind every “impossible crime” lies a meticulous design, each link connected to the next; within every perfect alibi, a tiny flaw has been deliberately overlooked.
Then the sixth hexagonal seal appears, and Na Liu finally sees the truth: these bizarre cases are not isolated incidents. They are the work of a “disappearance network” stretching across multiple countries. Someone is manufacturing disappearances on a massive scale, replacing identities, and erasing people from existence, while also methodically wearing away the truth from the chain of evidence.
One global mystery after another is unpacked, and with every twist, the truth draws closer.
Na Liu’s task is to expose and rewrite this deliberately crafted “story” page by page, restoring it to the facts as they really happened.
