A total of eight episodes, revolving around "Who kill her?" and "He didn't kill her" throughout. The plot is simple and the rhythm is not fast. From one case, the audience can see the various forms of beings involved: experienced lawyers, cunning criminal police officers, young and naive suspects, ruthless gang bosses, the way of survival for people of color... ...the tone is dark, but the lens is always so beautiful, and every frame can be viewed as a promotional video. Fortunately, the screenwriter of this show has maintained a high level, and the ending finally failed to be as we guessed (if we really guessed the result, I am really afraid that I will think about what this show is for us to watch). When truth becomes less important and evidence and human nature dominate everything, what should we believe in?
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