1. There is a slight sense of procrastination, especially at the beginning of chasing the suspect, where the suspect escapes after observing for a long time in the restaurant. According to the psychology of normal people, when they are in hot pursuit, they must go up to grab the suspect and identify the identity, even if it is wrong. And after catching the suspect, it's really maddening to ask a question to recall a paragraph. American dramas will be much tighter. 2. The story itself is well designed. The plot twist is unexpected and reasonable. In particular, letting the suspect imitate the behavior of the year is really the finishing touch. 3. In the end, it is also very warm, especially knowing that the suspect was also trying to keep his daughter, and did not have the original intention of killing the victim's daughter. Personally, I believe that the death of the victim's daughter was actually an accident, of course, caused by kidnapping. So the culprit does have to take full responsibility. This is also a common problem in Japanese and Korean crime dramas. Generally, criminals will always create enough reasons to kill so that the audience will not hate them too much. Unlike American TV series, the murderer is a split personality or a mental problem, and there is no reason to kill. 4. Finally, there is the trade-off between ethics and law. The victim has clearly committed a crime, but whether or not the suspect should be brought to justice, the victim should still be punished for his criminal behavior. This movie has made a choice, but if it is a movie made in the country, then it is estimated that the law is supreme. 5. I don't like the theme of children being kidnapped and killed.
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