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It's a pity that a good subject didn't have a good story.
The protagonist's face is too convincing, and at a glance at this good face, you know that the trial will definitely pass. No longer curious about the ending, there is basically no suspense in this film.
Besides the setting, the unjust death of the immediate family leads to the riots of alien beasts in the underworld. This logic is incomprehensible.
The judgment in hell is naturally based on "benevolence, righteousness and morality".
But in the protagonist's case, there is no deep moral disagreement.
And after the first trial, the audience must have understood that the protagonist must lie and other moral issues to help others.
The defense of the underworld messenger in court pushed the plot to turn, and it was less exciting and unexpected. Caused doubts about the IQ of those judges (Yam?).
Maybe the director (screenwriter) chose such a good person to move the audience.
But the story of the Zigong Redeemer must be known to everyone. Such a model worker who sacrificed his ego, has no self, or even has no family at the age of 30, has a big gap between us and ordinary people.
I just can't fit into this atmosphere, and I'm not interested in this kind of moral saint.
There is also the officer who gave up the dead for the living. I prefer to believe that this choice was made by him for his smooth promotion.
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