I finished watching one and two for two days in a row. The second part is not as teary as the first, but the plot is relatively richer. Because the plot of the deceased this time is not the lead singer, but a review of the stories of the three messengers thousands of years ago. To be honest, I feel that the second part is more attractive in terms of plot alone. Also, it's conceptually more complex than the first installment, which was just portraying Messenger of Justice. Looking upside down, the secret words are Jiang Lin, and the second part is simply the first part reversed. In the first part, Jiang Lin, who is the captain, judges the situation. He is a messenger of justice who always stands on the side of the truth. The second part is full of crusade against him. It turns out that all the crimes he committed during his lifetime were serious crimes. There are many unexpected settings in the second part, such as the relationship between the three messengers during their lifetimes, such as the fact that Yama is Jiang Lin's father. His sentence I do, it's all my fault, already shows that my father didn't blame Jiang Lin at all, but took all the karma. Just like in the first part, when Zihong's mother knew that her son wanted to suffocate herself, she didn't accuse him, but said that it was all her mother's fault. Therefore, Jiang Lin has lived in the guilt he weaved for thousands of years, and he cannot get rid of it because he remembers it. But in the end, he did not choose to delete his memory, and the three of them chose to stay in the underworld instead of reincarnating. Because it is no longer necessary. I guess Jie Renmai and Dechun wanted to reincarnate because they wanted to create new memories so that they would have a sense of existence, and Jiang Lin wanted to get rid of the hell of memories. After the final trial, Xie Renmai and Dechun knew the memories of their previous lives and knew that they had lived the way they wanted, so there was no need to reincarnate to find meaning. And Jiang Lin, although he didn't get forgiveness directly from those two people, was able to confess his confession in front of everyone, and said in front of his "father" that the thing he regretted the most was that he could never get his father's forgiveness again. To a certain extent, this also unraveled his thousand-year-old knot. Seeing Lieutenant Park apologize to Ji Hong should also encourage Jiang Lin to admit his mistake at Chu Junmen. The three of them no longer have any resentment in their hearts, because if they think about it, they know that there are no bad people in this world.
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