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The Seventh Dawn
The Seventh Dawn Plot:
Lin Shen, who suffers from periodic sleep disorders, has woken up at the dawn of October 7th for six consecutive days—each time, he watches helplessly as his girlfriend Su Wan dies in a morning car accident on the cross-river bridge. On the seventh loop, he decides to stop chasing time in vain and instead digs into the truth backwards: deciphering Su Wan's mysterious call before her death, tracking the anonymous whistleblower letter she hid in her makeup case, and even risking infiltrating her company. To his shock, he discovers this “accident” is linked to the real estate bribery case Su Wan was investigating. As dawn breaks again, Lin Shen rushes to the bridge with key evidence, only to see Su Wan smiling at him from the accident spot—this time, is it redemption, or a deeper cycle?
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