Actors Gao Ixing and Yin Qixiang are sure to co-star in the protagonist of the new drama "Crime Puzzle". The drama is adapted from the popular web comic of the same name, in which the high-profile professor "Han Shengmin" of the Police University kills the father of his lover "Yoo Hee", smiles in front of CCTV, and unfolds a suspense thriller drama about the lover who cannot believe the murder of his father, and the 10 interrogation stories that occur between the criminal psychological profilers "Yoo Hee" and "Han Shengmin" who cannot believe the confession of the lover who killed his father.
"Crime Puzzle" will be written by Choi Jong-gil and is expected to air in the second half of the year. It's both a jigsaw puzzle between an event in prison and a past killing, and a lamentable love story in which two people who used to be lovers now meet as prisoners and criminal psychoanalysts.
Judging by the plot, it will be a shocking thriller. Unable to believe the confession of the lover who killed his father, the criminal psychology profiler "Yoo Hee" launched 10 interviews, a character who wanders between love and hate, in the whirlpool of doubt but struggling, which is expected.
The role of "Liu Xi" played by Gao Ixing in the play is the daughter of "Liu Hongmin", the mayor of Anlin City, and a criminal psychologist affiliated to the Anlin Police Department. When "Yoo Hee" was studying at the Police University, he listened to the class taught by "Han Shengmin" (Yoon Kai-sang) and decided to take the path of a criminal psychology counselor and study abroad in order to study criminal psychology.
After returning to China, he reunited with "Han Shengmin" and developed into a lover. However, on the first anniversary of the relationship, her father, mayor "Liu Hongmin", was killed, but the lover turned herself in and killed her father, causing her life to collapse completely. Despite this, "Liu Xi" decisively investigates in order to uncover the hidden truth.
"Han Shengmin", played by Yin Qixiang in the play, was once an excellent criminal psychologist, published a paper on criminal psychology in his 20s, and became one of the world psychologists in one fell swoop, and is a popular professor at the Police University. But now he is a death row inmate in prison, a cold-tongued, unhesitating to say hurtful words, and very cruel to violent criminals.