Although the story has been reversed three or four times, I always feel that the turn is too blunt and there are some unreasonable places in the plot arrangement. Is there anything so convenient! For example, where there is obviously a camera where the male protagonist sneaks in and steals anesthesia a few times before, will he not be found? After Nate died, the police came to investigate. Mingming checked the call records and immediately knew that the male protagonist was lying when he said that Nate called him to work on top of the shift, but then did the police abandon the case? Hey! The heroine has been missing for a long time, and the boyfriend has not been found? The restaurant where she works is not looking for her?
The only thing that I think is quite innovative is that the way of handling corpses is quite innovative because of the particularity of the workplace (chopping and feeding the dog)...
I still thought that the heroine was innocent because she was kidnapped and imprisoned just because she was seen more than once in the crowd. I didn't expect that the level of mental illness of the heroine was even higher than that of the hero. The second half of the heroine asked the hero to give him a I thought it was for the male protagonist to go out to kill people to fill her heart and make her feel bullshit like take control again. I didn't expect to ask the male protagonist to have a finger... I really don't know why I express it by cutting a finger. Love skin-to-skin love?
In short, the two of them are clearly talented and beautiful with a face of mental illness. They are more than learning to help the heroine, but they can't give up their loving boyfriend. Shouldn't the character put the scumbag in a small cage and put it side by side with the male lead into the little black house. The scumbag is in charge of the body and the hero is in charge of the soul? Mistress, don't be partial to him because he is handsome!
And the whole time I watched the movie, I was trying my best to think about what the protagonist's younger brother had acted so familiarly, and finally I remembered after reading the introduction... ORZ
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