At the beginning, the handsome Fukuda Masaharu appeared, but I don't know why I have no feelings for him at all. Haha, I
might have a premonition that he will not be the real protagonist.
The male protagonist is sloppy, wretched in appearance, and not good at words. His only specialty is mathematics and precise thinking. His daily life remains the same, just like all beings under the bridge he walks. Perhaps the moment he went to buy that bento was the only bright spot in his life.
So of course he comes forward when the bento mom and school kids living next door are bullied. He confuses the cops with functional problems hidden behind the geometry problems he is best at. When the police were about to give up, his college classmate Yuchuan, played by Masaharu Fukuda, jumped out for no reason to help solve the case. Maybe scientists were thinking about how to solve the problems they encountered.
In short, in the end, he figured out the answer, but no one was happy.
Maybe it is said that happiness is not given by others. Even if the case is not solved, a bento girl can't fall in love with an engineering man. Maybe the situation is just as bad.
But the final answer is shocking. If the person he loves kills, then he will kill too. While using the person he killed to cover up her guilt, let him and her bear the guilt and guilt of the murder. Bar.
This is the love that belongs to engineering men, and no one can compare it with love. Compared with those romantic scenes, it's really romantic. In the end, the engineering man let go of the bento girl, and after he surrendered himself and confessed everything, he lay in prison, looking at the spots on the mottled wall, imagining that the spots were connected little by little, and they were painted one by one. So bright and beautiful, and the four-color theory continues to be demonstrated, a sophisticated mind can produce beautiful flowers even in prisons.
Also an engineering man, Sheldon's life is easy and happy, but this movie shows us another side of an engineering man.
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