To be honest, because I watched some of the video introductions in Douyin, I was interested in finding resources to look at. Based on my personal understanding, I will explain in detail the most incredible points in the film: The first thing that needs to be explained is why the heroine's mother treats the heroine like this, is it a stepmother? no no no, the heroine's mother had a mental illness. Her little daughter can be said to be the most beautiful of all the daughters, even if she is forced to cut her long hair by her mother, she is very beautiful...Flick God reminds me of the little girl in the movie, the killer who is not too cold!
So the heroine's mother stubbornly believes that the heroine must be a scourge when she grows up. Growing up in such an environment, the poor child must have felt fear and anxiety when he was young! Fortunately, my father followed the doctor's advice and sent the hostess to foster care at his aunt's house. Only in this way has the heroine become a policeman!
The second is that the aunt who raises the heroine will count the tarot cards. When the heroine is desperate, let the heroine believe that she counts the tarot cards to see what the result will tell the heroine. In the end, the tarot card pointed at the heroine's mother. In fact, this also shows that the last bones found by the police in the cave are not the same person who did it according to the analysis, which means that the original murderer was the mother of the heroine, but later went completely crazy and restricted the movement. This better explains why. The eldest sister-in-law of the heroine is the only one who can comfort her mother-in-law, because they are all lunatics of the same kind who have the same ideals and understand lunatics...
It's okay, but the Spanish is too fast and it sounds uncomfortable. It is estimated that you should read the novels to explain everything clearly. There are always reasons for the best-selling novels... The above are just personal opinions for entertainment!
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