His boss told him that the old man killed his own people, and after showing him a few photos, he really thought it was the old man who did it. But when he called the old man, the old man believed him completely without the slightest hesitation. He didn't kill the old man based on the killer's virtuosity, he relied on the trust of others in him.
As a prudent killer who put the gun in the place where the two live, we don't know whether it was intentional or unintentional. If it was intentional, does the shrimp have to be matured before being punished, and it is to save others from going astray Is the handbag teaching bag meeting? To say it was unintentional and unreasonable.
It can only be said that he feels that he has already paid off the guilt, and he cannot accept that there are still people who have murderous intentions against him in this world.
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