This movie is very similar to Black Widow's "Super Body". I feel a little bit of a superhero. They are all grassroots heroes. The first part of the movie is all about shaping the character of the male protagonist, using real events to explain the male protagonist's downfall and persistence in love, and at the same time subtly laying the groundwork. When I first saw it, I thought that the male protagonist would fight with the big boss behind the scenes. The sudden death of the boss was unexpected, and the final climax was the fight with the gangster. Then the big boss will play a role in promoting the plot, but if you outline the character of the boss, maybe you can make the image more three-dimensional when you die, instead of suddenly dying feeling a little abrupt. There are quite a lot of details in the movie, and there are reasonable explanations for the details. For example, after the girl's death, there is a scene where the male protagonist learns martial arts to deal with the gangster after the girl's death. I feel that it is an indirect indication that the girl was not killed by the male protagonist, and Those hands belonged to two bodyguards, and people who looked fat and chubby were generally impatient.
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