Wolverine brought his American jj to Japan, the eastern country.
As soon as he came, he overcame obstacles and achieved many impossible tasks
1. Let a 5-year-old orphan betray his benefactor
2. Let a 500-year-old army leader who swore to protect the lord with his life betray the lord
3. Let a woman who was a childhood sweetheart give her lover a knife because she slept with him for one night
4. Let a granddaughter who loves grandfather say the following. "I'm your grandfather" "My grandfather died long ago" Pupupu 3 knives
because that night, that night, the girl had sex with Wolverine. That night, the girl learned about the weakness of oriental men, that is, poor work, thin people, and small guys.
The Americans not only used the atomic bomb, but also used the big jj to completely subdue Japan.
Even the paintings handed down in the old man's village for 500 years were stabbed by the little girl with a knife.
This kind of messy moral trade-off made me very confused after reading it. I didn't know who to support and who to defeat.
Finally, let's sort out the whole movie:
1 The old man worked so hard to get Wolverine's ability to live forever until the company was on the verge of bankruptcy, and his own son took full responsibility for him. But he killed his own daughter because of this nearly bankrupt company?
why, why, why, why
is this logic?
2 If the old man was trying to get Wolverine's immortality ability, why didn't he just trick him into coming to Japan and turn into a robot to catch him? Have to let him sleep with his granddaughter for one night? What is the whole story about?
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