Nominated for the 2025 Taiwan Golden Comic Awards in both the “Comic of the Year” and “Comic Editing Award” categories
Selected for the 2025 Taiwan Creative Content Fest "Story to Screen-Comics"
Selected for the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair Taiwan Pavilion
Selected for the 2025 Lucca Comics & Games Taiwan Pavilion
【Based on True Cases in Taiwan】
In a remote motel, a body is shockingly discovered hidden under the bed, sparking intense attention from the police. However, as the investigation deepens, what initially appears to be a simple murder case seems to be linked to a bloody incident from years ago. Is the truth behind this a mere coincidence, or a chilling mystery buried over time?
Dr. Ye Ruxia, a behavioral analyst specializing in hard-to-classify psychological crimes, firmly believes that what are considered "special" crimes are simply psychological phenomena yet to be understood. His mission is to bring these seemingly abnormal behaviors into the realm of reason, uncovering the hidden motives deep within the minds of criminals to prevent the next tragedy.
At the intersection of real crime and psychology, Ye Ruxia and his partner Lin Shou-Zheng will delve deeper into a series of terrifying cases where truth and mystery intertwine, revealing the dark corners of criminal humanity......
30 years old, with refined features and a lean build, he appears cool and distant but is warm at heart, known for his sharp tongue and dark wit. An avid and wide-ranging reader, he spends most of his days immersed in case files, while maintaining disciplined physical training for fieldwork. A standout who skipped grades at the police academy, he went on to train in the United States as an FBI behavioral analyst, earning repeated distinctions before being invited back to Taiwan to become the founding head of the Behavioral Analysis Unit, working closely with his junior partner, Lin Shou-Cheng.
27 years old, a hot-blooded and straightforward, muscle-bound police officer who was once a national-level judo athlete. Out of admiration for his senior, Yeh Ru-Hsia, he transferred to the Behavioral Analysis Unit, becoming his regular partner and close-protection escort. Though seemingly guileless on the surface, he shows keen observation and sound judgment at critical moments, serving as a dependable backbone who balances both action and reasoning.
