Vividly interprets what people's attention means when attention comes quickly and enthusiastically and disperses quickly and cleanly.
There is a song and dance, but every time it appears, it is a side-scrolling satire or a scene is reproduced with singing and dancing. Like the mama appearance, like the heroine's fantasy, like Billy's press conference (the marionette in his hand, the heroine is even a reporter).
The second is about women committing crimes (killing men). The six women in the prison, Liu Yuling in the middle, and the last woman who stole the limelight from the heroine. That Hungarian woman should be trying to emphasize this point, a bit like why does she kill?
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