It is also a story of revenge. If someone counts the movies that have been filmed in more than a hundred years, it is estimated that there will be as many themes of hatred than love. The screenwriter is good, the suspense is interlocking, and the plot is reversing after the reversal. There is only one point that I really can't come. In order to repay the hatred of killing my wife, can I let my daughter seduce enemies? It's better to chop him directly.
Throughout the whole process, I thought I could guess the ending of the film based on my IQ, and was calm in 99% of the film's plot. But what I never thought was that I was finally stunned and horrified, and worshipped the last 1% of the ending of the film.
I thought it was a split personality, but I didn't expect it to be revenge by borrowing a knife to kill people and borrowing a corpse to revenge. The film hints at us all the time, but it doesn't tell. Originally sympathized with the male protagonist, but at the end of the police's words, he was a coward.
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