The Crimson Gazette

1913, Republican Beijing. A young, ambitious forensic doctor is summoned to the capital's model prison after a high-profile journalist, condemned for insulting President Yuan Shikai, dies mysteriously hours before his execution. As he probes the pristine corpse, he uncovers a labyrinth of surgical atrocities disguised as neurological research—a chilling testament that progress has not abolished crime, but merely taught it to wear a white coat and wield a scalpel.