Iron Fisted Season 7

by h10394916 on 2009-10-03 10:05:57

Unlike showing the process of crime investigation as a documentary to the audience, and without the support of many cutting-edge technologies today, there are hardly any scenes in this drama about using high-tech to analyze corpses for clues. As the only female detective in the Philadelphia Homicide Investigation Department, she constitutes the absolute core character of this TV series themed on investigating old cases. Her calmness, alertness, sensitivity, and her delicate, pale face have left an indelible impression on the audience. The unique charm of this drama lies in the fact that with her tenacious character, she and her partners always go to great lengths to find those parties who are still alive today, allowing those people living in the shadow of the past to struggle between comfort or pain while recalling the tragedies of yesteryears, taking the audience back to a different world decades ago. The real culprit gradually emerges from the differences in the memories and confessions of various parties. Every time the truth is revealed, the audience will discover an incredible ending - whether it be tragic, infuriating, or helpless. However, no matter how unbelievable the crimes of the past may be, the passage of time ultimately soothes some of the sorrow. The whole drama is permeated with a strong sense of nostalgia and a faint sadness, or perhaps a kind of feminine warmth, which gradually moves you with every story and leaves a lasting impact on your heart. The most touching part of the entire series comes at the end when the real perpetrator is brought to justice, and one can always see the people who died years ago standing at the street corner opposite, smiling at her as if thanking her for clearing their wrongful accusations. At that moment, even the hardest heart will be deeply moved. The seventh season will begin with a case of a teenage girl's disappearance on a ship forty years ago, which was ruled as a suicide. More long-buried truths and more deeply moving cases can be found on Eden Drama Forum.