1. The male protagonist did not go to Paris and went to cheat.
2. There was an accident on a mountain path, and the female lead wanted to call the police, but the male lead refused.
3. Passers-by came over, and the hostess and the hostess pretended to be dealing with the traffic accident. The host said that the car is the hostess and the BMW SUV is the hostess.
4. The female lead was more nervous than the male lead at the time, and passers-by did see the abnormalities, and probably saw blood on the ground, but the passers-by did not bother and left. After that, passers-by did not blackmail the male lead.
5. The male protagonist drove the car to throw away the body, while the female protagonist waited in the BMW car. Because the hostess just waited in the BMW car and did not drive, the seat was not adjusted at the time. When the male protagonist threw the body, he found movement in the car, opened it and found that the deceased was not dead at the time, and the wallet had fallen out of his pocket. The hero thought that there was no turning back, so he wanted to kill him. Before killing him, he took the deceased's wallet for later use. After all, there are identity information and bank cards in the wallet.
(You kill a person, always know who you killed, just in case)
6. The deceased’s cell phone should always be held by the hostess (when the accident just happened, the hostess ran to the deceased’s car and planned to call the police , Or contact the deceased’s relatives and friends, want to see the deceased’s mobile phone, was stopped by the male lead, and said not to call the police. At that time, passers-by drove over, and the male lead asked the female lead to act with him, pretending that the car was the male lead, and the female lead took the deceased Putting his cell phone into her pocket, in order to cooperate with the acting. Then the heroine had forgotten that the deceased’s cell phone had been kept in her pocket because of panic and other emotions).
7. The father of the deceased drove by and saw the BMW SUV, so he offered to help.
8. The hostess saw the photo of the deceased at the deceased's father's house, and she became even more nervous. The mother of the deceased did not call her son at first, because it was not too late, so the cell phone of the deceased in the hostess's pocket did not ring. But when the hostess's car was repaired, it was a bit late, and the deceased's mother found out that her son hadn't returned home, so she started calling. Then the hostess suddenly thought of the mobile phone in her pocket.
9. The hostess was nervous and full of guilt at the time, so she wanted to leave the deceased's father's home as soon as possible.
10. When the deceased’s father was repairing the car, he found the man’s lighter inside. He felt a bit unusual because the hostess said that the car belonged to the hostess’s sister. (That lighter looks more valuable and more conspicuous, no matter what, he takes a more look)
11. When the hostess got into the car and planned to leave, she adjusted the driver's seat and looked flustered. The deceased dad looked at it. At this moment, doubts must be aroused. And when the son's cell phone rang, the hostess happened to be there.
12. The male lead and the female lead met. The female lead told the male lead that she had gone to the deceased's house (this paragraph should be true, and the female lead did not conceal the details from the male lead), but the male lead did not tell the female lead at the time. In fact, the young man was not dead at the time, but the male protagonist still did not save him. Instead, he killed him. He did not tell the female protagonist that he took the deceased's wallet. The two sold a BMW SUV, and then parted ways, intending not to contact each other again.
13. Afterwards, the male protagonist planned to live the previous life, but the female protagonist has since suffered from depression.
14. The father of the deceased found the male protagonist based on the BMW license plate number. (The father of the deceased has always suspected that his son must have been killed, and the BMW must be related to the death of his son)
15. The father of the deceased has been following the male protagonist, observing his every move, and no longer trusts the police, intending to find out by himself and his wife the truth.
16. Because of depression and guilt, the heroine contacted the parents of the deceased and told them some of the truth, but the heroine did not know that when the hero threw the body, the young man was not dead yet and the hero did not tell the heroine the details.
17. The heroine deceived the hero into the hotel where the mother of the deceased worked, intending to let the hero compensate the deceased's parents some money, and then the two surrendered together, but after the hero knew the truth, he couldn't accept it and lost control of his emotions, so he killed the heroine. , And then pretended to be a murder case in a secret room, falsely claiming that a third person killed the hostess in the room.
18. The male protagonist was arrested. The male protagonist told the whole truth in front of a fake lawyer, and all the conversations were recorded by a pen bug.
Summary: The purpose of the deceased’s mother pretending to be a white-haired female lawyer was to make the male protagonist admit that the male protagonist killed the female protagonist himself, and recorded all the conversations with a wiretap, but unexpectedly received an amazing message that his son was about to be killed. When the body was thrown, he was not dead yet, but was drowned by the male lead. When hearing this news, the deceased's mother's expression was very angry and hideous, but as a professional actor before, she immediately calmed her emotions and continued to "work" in order to take care of the overall situation.
I think there is no bug in this film, but some plots were fabricated by the male protagonist himself in front of a white-haired female lawyer (fake), so viewers will think that the film has some bugs. For some unexplained plots, the audience can make up for it by themselves.
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