Life is fragile, for example, a single needle is enough to cause death, but it is beautiful and reluctant to give up. As far as the plot is concerned, it is indeed childish, a story of hunting and anti-hunting by a group of people who assassinate wicked people and are not allowed by the state. What is touching and outstanding is the work's in-depth personality and reflection on justice. After watching it, I believe that everyone will remember the strong emotional color of the characters. As far as Chi Tong is concerned, as an assassin, executing orders is the only value of her existence. Even though her existence has caused many tragedies, she has her own thoughts, began to reflect on confusion, and finally was talking with the team leader. I choose to fight for more people, the weak, and at the same time to atone for myself. Everyone in the team has a similar experience. Even if death is constantly created, they understand the preciousness of life better than anyone else. I still remember that when the male protagonist cheered that he was righteous, everyone knew that he was carrying the slaughter, and he was ready to die. Frankly speaking, I don't know what justice is. The justice in Seleu's mouth is chilling, but in her eyes she is justice. It is true that the ending of the story is very sad, but if it is true that justice easily overcomes evil, I will be even more sad, because the angle of view is different, the justice insisted on is also different, and the damage that can be caused is the same. Life is beautiful but fragile and should be cherished.
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