Speak For The Deceased

This is a true portrayal of a criminal investigator's life, filled with death, darkness, sorrow, and despair; yet, he continuously strives to seek the beauty and goodness of humanity.

He is not a hero; he is an ordinary police officer. With his sense of responsibility and meticulousness, he unravels one mystery after another, seeking justice for the souls and speaking for the deceased

Because he firmly believes that there is only one truth

Here, you do not see invulnerable non-human beings, only a group of flesh-and-blood men bearing the heavy burdens on their shoulders; here, you do not see a multitude of beautiful women, only a segment of love that evokes melancholy flowing through memories

In "The Death Number," who is the mysterious woman? Will she appear again?

In "Finger Soup," what is the underlying reason for the absence of ethics and humanity?

In "Happy to Death," why do the two individuals meet their demise