To be honest, the ending was not as bad as everyone said. You are a murderer. Death (screenwriter) noticed you when you went to murder another Beheading (everyone will die within a certain range) Coincidentally, the god of death (screenwriter) decided to let the hero and heroine lose their memory. The hero is no longer a perverted murderer. The main does not need to cool down a large area of beheading, but as long as the beheading skills disappear with the heroine, this is similar to Hancock. The plot is different. It is a story that the screenwriter can only come up with, so this is a movie, so a large part of people don't like the ending without Hancock A good ending for the family reunion. Only an amnesiac finds out that he is a murderer. The feelings he has for the heroine and the guilt that he once killed the heroine's sister, plus the super power of all-round attack within this range, he doesn't want to escape. I don't want to implicate the heroine anymore, so the screenwriter decided to end it. I think it's a pretty good drama. Although some parts of the plot are rather protracted and there are no details, it is still a movie worth watching.
With the eyes of this meaningless hero at the end of his death, right?
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