Futuonly

Is it already available internationally? I’ve been waiting for it to premiere on Netflix.

This drama is very meticulous, even in the smallest details. And I really applaud that.

Episode 15 felt a bit too long. I understand they wanted to explore the reasons why He Xiao became a detective, but at times it came across as filler. Still, just when it seemed like it would lose its suspense, it pulled me back in and once again kept me on the edge of my seat.

I didn’t expect one of the main suspects to die like that… But we’re only halfway through the story. It feels like this is just the beginning, and the biggest revelations are still aheaad.

Was episode 13 the first time RFX called He “master”? I’m crying… their relationship, which started with so many differences, has grown so much. Now they feel like a family.🥹

He’s truly very handsome. He has a very masculine presence, and his 30s suit him really well.🤭

It keeps getting better as the episodes go on.

So far, it’s practically been confirmed that he died 12 years ago. I’d love for them to say he’s just missing.

After episode 10, I thought the momentum would slow down. But no — in episode 11, new clues and even more mysteries emerge.

The preview for episode 10 is intense. It seems like the second timeline, the one set in 2002, is beginning.

Highly recommended. I usually drop most dramas in the first few episodes, but this one is different. Each episode just keeps getting better.

To me, it feels like it’s moving at a fast pace, even though it’s just one case. It’s been confirmed that every episode has clues, and nothing is just filler.

What happened between RFX and QSQ for it to end like this?

It’s the first series where I don’t skip anything at all. Instead, I pause or rewind to make sure I’m not missing anything.

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This is no longer just a suspense drama… it’s a true psychological thriller.

Everything holds clues. You wanted a complex, hard-to-crack drama… here it is.

Highly recommended. Every scene serves a clear purpose and leaves subtle clues. Even with two timelines, it’s not confusing and the pacing is easy to follow. It’s not entirely serious — it blends suspense with touches of comedy without losing balance. Despite focusing on a single case, it doesn’t drag scenes unnecessarily. Everything is well-constructed from the start. I hope it keeps this level.

Five episodes in, and I still have no idea who the killer is — or even if there’s actually been a murder. As a viewer, I’m completely in the dark. This is definitely not your typical drama.

Many people are suspecting this.