
As a string of mysterious murders baffles the police, top investigator Shoko senses a massive cover-up after being ordered to drop the case. Determined to expose the truth, she goes rogue, only to find herself trapped in a dangerous game where her body becomes the ultimate bargaining chip.












The police officer premise was interesting, but the culprit is just a colleague, and she gets taken by that colleague within the first 15 minutes.
In the end, the heroine, who has gone so insane that she strangles a man to death with one hand, gets shot to death.
*Before I purchased it, I was worried because the sample image showed Tsumugi Akari wearing headgear designed to trick a child, but it turned out to be just as bad as I expected. It was a rather flimsy film that reminded me of a Cinemagic film I saw a long time ago. I have always thought that Tsumugi Akari is good at acting, but in this work she is not so good and I don't think she is suitable for the role of an investigator. Another thing that bothered me was that there was a lot of glitter in the eyeshadow. Actually, I would have given it one star, but Tsumugi Akari's fair-skinned, slender body was good, so I gave it two stars. I would like to see her next work in which she plays the role of a young royal wife who is mentally raped.