It doesn't feel as good as the first one. The whole movie is too simple to express, and it is useless to say a bunch of the rules of the underworld, and it doesn't explain any real problems, and I can't keep up with the rhythm. In fact, it is talking about the male protagonist's wrongful death, without knowing it. The second male has let his father die wrongly, so he has to avenge the male protagonist and let him know this fact. But has he ever thought about whether the male protagonist wants to know this fact? In the movie, after the male protagonist found out, he smiled happily. It ended too hastily, right? Going back to the previous life of the second male, it is a bit baffling why his father was so kind to his adopted son. And the uncle in the trip to Busan, who has to protect that uncle, there should be many such uncles and aunts in the world, who should die? Why did he protect this one? Also inexplicable.
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