Koma

The events unfold in a contemporary urban setting, with the wedding taking place in modern times. The narrative moves quickly from the party to investigations, kidnappings, and hospital scenes, all within a current-day urban environment.

The story centers on a luxury hotel ballroom where a wedding party takes place, setting the stage for glamour and danger. After the crime, scenes move to a research center and a hospital, highlighting the high-stakes medical consequences. The urban Hong Kong backdrop amplifies the contrast between Ching's elite social circle and Ling's precarious background.

🕵️‍♀️ Obsession

Ling's guarded pursuit of Ching spirals into a dangerous fixation. The stalker-like dynamic shows how jealousy can warp relationships and trigger a chain of misread betrayals. Social status and personal insecurity fuel the tension as Ling seeks validation through control.

🫀 Organ trade

The plot centers on kidney illness, attempted organ sales, and the moral ambiguity of money-driven survival. Ling's desperation drives a plan that blurs lines between desperation and crime, culminating in a deadly confrontation. The body becomes a battleground where wealth disparities surface.

🎭 Identity & class

Two women from different worlds collide—Ching's affluent lifestyle versus Ling's poverty-stricken life—revealing the masks they wear. The narrative explores how appearances mask real feelings and how trust can be betrayed by social pretenses. The ending reframes relationships in terms of need, loyalty, and demand.