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Plot Overview

Detective Zhan Tianyuan (played by Yu Haoming) and his childhood friend Liu Wei Yi (played by Shi Tianshuo) run a private detective agency together, both harboring feelings for their mutual friend Rong Shaojun (played by Lu Chen). However, after Rong Shaojun dies in a car accident while assisting Zhan Tianyuan with a case, the brothers turn against each other, and Liu Wei Yi joins the police force. Meanwhile, Rong Shaojun's daughter Zhang Ziqing (played by Wen Mengyang) returns from abroad to uncover the truth behind her mother’s disappearance and joins the detective agency. Together with Zhan Tianyuan, they investigate a series of seemingly unrelated but interconnected cases. They gradually unravel the conspiracy led by a dark force known as "Mr. Bai," while Liu Wei Yi investigates the hidden truths behind the car accident from within the police system. Ultimately, both paths converge as they dismantle the criminal organization.

Characters and Conflicts

• Love Triangle: The relationship between Yu Haoming and Shi Tianshuo evolves from brotherly friendship to rivalry due to misunderstandings, and later unites in pursuit of justice, showcasing complex male dynamics. Wen Mengyang enters as the "vengeful daughter," forming a partnership and emotional connection with Yu Haoming as they solve cases together.
• Period Features: The series recreates the historical atmosphere of old Shanghai, blending Eastern mysticism with Western detective logic in case designs, such as the "Cheongsam Drug Case" and the "Palais de Danse Disappearance," enhancing the historical suspense ambiance.

Production Highlights

• Mystery Rhythm: Every two episodes unlock a standalone case, ultimately converging into the main storyline of "Mr. Bai," aligning with viewer preferences in the short video era.
• Costume and Set Details: The production meticulously researches 1920s Shanghai attire and architecture, featuring Zhang Ziqing’s French-style dress and Zhan Tianyuan’s double-breasted suit, highlighting the clash of Eastern and Western cultures.

(Note: This introduction is based on publicly available information from the production team and does not include unverified content.)