The plot continues. The hero and heroine originally intended to live an ordinary life. In fact, I don't understand why the male protagonist is looking for her even for her own good. As a result, the group of old foxes never thought of letting him go, and as a result, even the life of his girlfriend was involved. This underwater scene is a bit of a joke, that is, there is a kind of heroine who just dies just to "get a box lunch", and the hero doesn't see how sad he is, so he just lets go, and he goes ashore without a trace of nostalgia for burning her things . There is another saying, that is to change the main line of looking for memory into revenge for his girlfriend.
In the last scene, the male protagonist went to find the victim's child to apologize, uh~~ I think it's still interesting?
I can only say, a series of movies, let’s go after it~
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