Unreasonable becomes reasonable, yet feels unreasonable

The various details at the beginning and the layers of foreshadowing in the middle paragraph will make the viewer wonder why the police officer would go to great lengths to save a mortal enemy, and the reversal of the ending makes everything reasonable. While watching the movie, I couldn't help but wonder, what exactly is the law? Tool or Shackle? Because a fifteen-year period has turned a murderer into an innocent citizen, binding society to admit its innocence. The film shows a lot of satirical scenes, that is, who is vying for the name of the murderer, and why? Because he bears the name of a murderer, he does not have to bear the consequences, but instead has other interests. We can't help but wonder, does the 15-year law of exoneration here insinuate other laws? This kind of insinuation can be seen not only as Korea, but also China, the whole world

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