Call of Destiny

• Carlos Chan as Fong Yat-chun (Jason), a principled criminal psychologist and professor with a sixth sense for danger, who receives mysterious calls from the future and works to prevent serial killings.^[2]
• Hera Chan as Ying Ho-lam (Edith), a justice-driven detective who partners with Yat-chun and is linked to her future self, Mary, across time.^[2]
• Nicholas Yuen as Chong Ding-kan/Ying Tin-long (Duncan), a quirky forensic assistant whose cheerful demeanor hides deeper complexities, who forms close bonds with Yat-chun and Ho-lam.^[2]
• Zoie Tam as Chiu Tsz-hung, a strict senior inspector who leads the detective team and manages both professional and personal challenges.^[2]
• Anthony Ho as To Siu-bo, an intelligence officer and loyal friend of Ho-lam who provides support while harboring unspoken romantic feelings.^[2]
• Henry Lo as Fong Yi-shun, a lawyer and Yat-chun's father^[2]
• Candy Cheung as Fong Chan Mei-yuen, Yat-chun's mother^[2]
• Amy Fan as Fong Yi-wai, Fong Yi-shun's sister and Yat-chun's aunt
• Mimi Kung as Ho Shuk-kuen, a beauty salon owner and Ho-lam's mother^[2]
• Chan Ka-fai as Ying Yau-san, a screenwriter and Ho-lam's father^[2]
• Janice Pang as Ying Ho-yu, Ho-lam's younger sister^[2]
• Rosanne Lui as Chong Mei-si/Chong Yuk-ling, Ding-kan's mother
• William Hu as Ngai Yiu-sing, a romance conman and former lover of Chong Mei-si
• Cheung Yik-tung as Tse Dik-fu, a Youtuber and Yat-chun's friend
• Janice Ting as Candy, Ding-kan's friend from the hospital who has feelings for him
• William Chak as Lai Ka-ming, a police inspector
• Jerry Leung as Lui Sir, a police inspector
• Lee Huk-hang as Yeung Ka-to, a psychiatrist and serial killer

Criminal profiling expert Fong Yat-chun (Carlos Chan), who abandoned a legal career after uncovering his father's corruption, has long possessed the ability to glimpse future events. After returning to Hong Kong, he begins receiving mysterious calls and emails from the future warning him of a series of symbol-marked murders. He assists the police and, along the way, teams up with detective Ying Ho-lam (Hera Chan) and forensic assistant Chong Ding-kan (Nicholas Yuen) to prevent the crimes—but the killer always seems one step ahead. The messages come from "Mary," the future version of Ho-lam from a parallel timeline, who provides crucial information about the murders and warns that Yat-chun's love for Ho-lam could lead to tragedy. As the crimes escalate, Yat-chun must race against time to catch the perpetrator and change the course of events.^[3]