Million-Follower Detective

The plot is initiated by an influencer, Wei Yan, firing a gun in protest outside a police station and being shot by Officer Chen Chia-jen, leading to widespread online backlash. The central narrative revolves around "a string of influencer murders" and "four murder cases back to back," with specific deaths including Wa Tsai dying of drowning and Yeh Pin-hsuan dying by suicide. The primary motive for the murders is revenge by Dr. Kuo Ta-fu, whose pregnant wife died in a car crash caused by the influencers' reckless actions and a gunshot from a corrupt police superior.

A critical revelation in the plot is that Ho Chen-wei, Detective Chen's superior, was involved in "delivering drugs to his informant, Kuo-An" on the night of the accident that killed Dr. Kuo Ta-fu's pregnant wife. A scuffle during this illicit drug exchange led to a gunshot that struck Dr. Kuo's car, causing it to overturn and resulting in the death of his wife and unborn child, thereby directly fueling the serial killer's revenge.

The narrative features a series of "influencer murders," with reviews indicating that "gore and violence might appeal to true-crime fans," suggesting potentially disturbing visuals related to deaths. Intense situations include Officer Chen Chia-jen being "heavily criticized and doxxed by netizens" and "publicly interrogated live," creating significant psychological pressure. Furthermore, Detective Chen's estranged daughter, Yu-Chieh, is kidnapped by the killer to manipulate the "Witch Baba" persona, adding a high-stakes and frightening personal dimension.