Yeşim, the hardworking, successful, and beautiful daughter of a civil servant family, finds her efforts to seek justice futile after her brother is murdered by police in prison in the days following her graduation from medical school. Events unfold in a way that intensifies her suffering, and the more she struggles, the deeper she sinks.

Yeşim, who was raised to be devoted to her family, country, and nation, now believes that neither her own life nor the lives of others matter. She spirals out of control, transforming into a veritable angel of revenge.
As the young and beautiful doctor weaves her deadly web, she is unaware that other webs are being woven around her.

The only path to justice seems to be deadly revenge. No one understands him; he severs ties with society and even his family.

None of the few films and novels in the world dealing with the subject have introduced the character of a suicide bomber. The novel is the first work to examine the cause and effect of this phenomenon from the perspective of a suicide bomber, asking the question, "How can a person become like this?"

If our dog bites a neighbor, we question, "It never does that, why did it do that?", but we don't do that when one human attacks another.