The play is a good play, and the plan is also a good plan, but when a ruthless robbery is mixed with disturbing love, it seems to change. The screenwriter seems to indicate that no matter how perfect the plan is, all kinds of unexpected situations will occur, especially under the feelings and human nature (ps: a few passionate scenes are very exciting).
But as a leader-level figure, the professor deliberately approached the female agent and fell in love with her. Personally, he couldn't understand. Is it because he wanted to play this game in a cat and mouse attitude? But the professor's first impression was clearly a "sexy" character with intelligence. As the plot developed, he became more emotional and not calm enough. Although it is indeed his first crime, this plan has been planned in his mind for decades. Even if something unplanned does occur, he should be able to solve the problem calmly and comprehensively instead of panicking. He went to battle in person and teased the female agent, leaving more traces.
In the process of watching it, I have been looking forward to a plot to talk about how the professor summoned this group of people, how they met and joined, but currently only Tokyo has such an explanation.
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