Should we sympathize with the murder forensic doctor who punishes evil and promote goodness, or should we sympathize with the genius newcomer who betrayed his wife and took drugs.
In the attitude of yy, if the ending is like this: the
male protagonist personally dissects the body of his fiancee and judges the result only from the surface. When he's going to have a craniotomy or something. There was a vague feeling that he felt that his wife was still alive. After the autopsy for a while, because he couldn't bear the oppressive feeling, he began to stop his work and hold a bottle of wine. At this time, the burnt and inhuman doctor appeared. Tell him about the feeling of losing a woman he loves, Barabara, referring to his former good female colleague. At the same time, the answer was revealed: he used tetrodotoxin, which is the fake death drug, the one in Romeo Juliet. A secret recipe of Haitian voodoo (if you really have this medicine, please Baidu yourself). The explanation is that the male protagonist killed his fiancee himself. Then look at the watch and say it's almost time. A fiancée with a huge scary disemboweled or no scalp appears in front of the male protagonist. Although she was suspended from death, she was still somewhat conscious. She knew all the dirty things about the hero. In the end, the actor killed his colleagues and fiancee in tears for his future. From then on, Hannibal II was born.
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