No. 7 (2001)

In the eyes of Fang Zheng (Xu Zhian), a senior inspector of the serious crime team who has repeatedly solved strange cases, most of his colleagues in other departments who took credit at the celebration were mediocre people. The detection of many cases relied on the hard work of himself and his brother Aze (Lei Yuyang) and others, so his words and deeds are somewhat arbitrary and arrogant. During a certain anti-bandit operation, he could not wait for the Flying Tigers to issue orders on their own. Two of his colleagues were killed on the street. He himself was shot and fell into coma. He lay in the hospital for two years. When he wakes up, his mother has passed away, his girlfriend has become another man's wife, and the world around him is completely different. However, Fang Zheng also unexpectedly wins the heart of Oscar (Li Lizhen), a female nurse who has taken good care of him when he was in a coma. The recovery training lasted for a period of time, and all aspects of Fang Zheng were almost the same as before the coma, and his ability to see ghosts became more apparent. This ability made him panic at first, but the words of Ajie (Cheung Tat-ming), a psychiatrist before his death, put him at ease. After returning to the police force, he took the initiative to take over a serial rape and murder case of a female nurse that could not be solved for two years. In the past two years, six female nurses have been raped and murdered, and most of them died without bodies. The case was established because one of them rushed to the police station to report the crime to Aze. Fang Zheng calmly concluded that the murderer was a man with a very high IQ and was very familiar with the police's methods of solving crimes. As the case gradually became clearer, Fang Zheng