Do you think you are talking about an unsolved case a hundred years ago?
No, Bride's case has not been solved until the end.
The bride died in the same way as M, so he instantly thought of this case, but did he really cross? of course not.
Why didn't you check the scene carefully? An analysis of the details for seasons one to three also did not appear. Because this is the hallucination of taking drugs and getting high, and there is no real time travel.
Some people say that the reasoning is far-fetched, and I also think it is reasonable but there is no evidence to prove whether it is correct or not.
When he explained the whole case with avatars and the feminist movement, M appeared, and then everything collapsed. He again fell into the problem of "shooting through the head but not dying", and frantically wanted to prove his reasoning was right, so he went to dig The tomb found nothing. So, in the end, the case could not be solved.
Besides, there is nothing to solve in this case. A hundred years ago, people thought it was a ghost. Today, everyone knows that it was a premeditated crime. It’s just how the crime was committed, who knows.
Cuan Fu thought of Bride, just because he learned of Moriarty's appearance, he panicked, he was afraid that Moriarty hadn't died yet. (I was sure M was dead when I saw the end of the third season. How could he not be dead, and if he didn't die, would he be able to fool Mycroft?)
He panicked because he was also a person and had fears.
M, like Redbeard, is a deep fear in Cunfu's heart, lingering in the halls of his mind. However, it was later proved that M can also be defeated.
The whole film talks about the various hallucinations that Juan Fu had after taking the medicine. Finally, with the help of Peanut, he defeated M in the hall of thinking, and then he was ready to start the fourth season.
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PS: Compared with the first and second seasons, the downhill is inevitable, but the height is still there, which is not something that you can achieve.
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