The plot is old-fashioned, killer, take over tasks, kill, accidentally fall in love with others, accept apprentices, stop, unable to leave the organization, kill, and die.
The reason why the killer stopped killing turned out to be that his apprentice said that he (target) is a good person.
Perhaps the assassin should ask himself if there are any good people among the people he killed before? If he struggles with this problem, he should commit suicide.
If I watched it in the 90s, I would be touched a little bit. The prodigal son was not turned back, but a tragedy was born.
For comrades who love tragedy, it can be regarded as a compensation, after all, he didn't die much in the movie starring Cage.
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