It would be a shame to treat this drama as a simple detective drama.
This drama depicts the appearance of all beings, human nature, greed in human nature, hatred in human nature, ignorance in human nature, redemption in human nature...
Both the individual subconscious and the collective unconscious.
Each person enters his own role, and he thinks and acts according to the inertia of that role. Various roles collide together, deducing various conflicts and entanglements. All kinds of life and death.
The whole story is complete, smooth, and the actors are superbly performed, it feels like going back to that era, and makes people believe that that era is what you see it.
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