There are not many surprises in the plot, but what is valuable is that the values and the pursuit of morality promoted in the film are so healthy that it makes people feel very refreshing. Watching too many films exposing the fake, evil and ugliness of human nature, and occasionally returning to the "main theme", I feel unexpectedly happy.
At the same time, the film also uses class, social roles, and good and evil behaviors to create a strong contrast, and it also makes the common crime themes more memorable. The well-dressed elite who drove a Maserati, owned a huge trust fund, might be a demon in human skin; drove a poor car, and even had a problem with eating, would have a heartfelt heart for strangers. The battle between right and evil is never distinguished by class differences. Similarly, right and wrong cannot be judged from the outside.
Perhaps "the world is going downhill and people’s hearts are not old" has become the norm in society, but in fact, people are not always self-interested. Goodwill may be hidden in everyone’s heart, just like a wimpy male protagonist can repeatedly serve strange girls. Take risks and never give up if you don’t ensure your girl’s safety. The scenes are moving. Although you have paid a lot (girlfriends and friends have been retaliated against), this is not the fault of kindness itself, but the villain’s too cunning and the police too. Tragedy will be repeated only after incompetence.
So even if the protagonist is a young man who has gone wrong, even if some of his behaviors are pitifully stupid, Lao Na still stands firmly on the protagonist. Kindness and benevolence will never be out of date. When he sees the protagonist and the girl facing each other across the window at the end of the film, Inexplicably moved in my heart. Maybe this world does have a lot of darkness and shadows, but there are also places where the truth and goodness shine everywhere. Justice is always there, it will only be late, but it will never be absent!
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