Relic Executioner

Lin Ye has a pair of eyes that no one else has. He could see the last memories of the deceased left on objects. Old books contain the pleas for help from those who were burned; old combs are tangled with the fear of those who were strangled; hidden behind old photos are the names that the deceased dare not say; a rusty key may have opened a haunted house that should never be opened. In order to find the truth behind his parents' disappearance, Lin Ye took over a thrift store that was on the verge of closing down. Starting from the first relic, he discovered that the deaths that the police characterized as accidents, suicides, and unsolved cases were actually not accidental. Why did the drowned girl hold someone else's hair in her hands? Why did the man who was burned to death leave half a list of names in the fire? Why is the last clue left by missing parents an old pocket watch that does not belong to them? Old things don't speak, but they speak for the dead. And Lin Ye was the one who carried out the execution for the deceased.