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Lie or Die 

A psychological warfare in a closed autopsy room, an immersive workplace werewolf killing.The Zhengxin Judicial Expertise Center is a temple that every forensic expert yearns for.Seven new forensic doctors are involved in a silent elimination game to compete for employment offers.During the trial period, it seems harmonious but there are actually undercurrents.On the final assessment day, the corpse on the autopsy table stunned everyone present.Is it to find answers by dissecting corpses, or is it to reveal human nature through self-dissection?Truth and lies intertwined, who can stay until the end?
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A psychological warfare in a closed autopsy room, an immersive workplace werewolf killing.The Zhengxin Judicial Expertise Center is a temple that every forensic expert yearns for.Seven new forensic doctors are involved in a silent elimination game to compete for employment offers.During the trial period, it seems harmonious but there are actually undercurrents.On the final assessment day, the corpse on the autopsy table stunned everyone present.Is it to find answers by dissecting corpses, or is it to reveal human nature through self-dissection?Truth and lies intertwined, who can stay until the end?

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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Directed By:Tony Chan
Written By:Tony Chan, Frankie Tam Gong-Yuen
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