1930, Hong Kong. The story of the down-and-out daughter Ren Qingyuan and the desperate killer Li Rufeng.
There are no absolutes, no distinction between black and white. Tooth for tooth, eye for eye.
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In fact, Li Rufeng's world view is simple and direct: everything has value and everything can be exchanged with equal value.
He is not utilitarian, nor does he feel sorry for himself, he simply believes so. And he felt that Ren Qingyuan's feelings were heavy, and coupled with the previous kindness... I'm afraid he would never be able to repay the debt he owed in his lifetime. Sometimes he wanted to escape, but felt that he couldn't because it was too unmanly. From another perspective, would you advise Ren Qingyuan not to put so much emphasis on yourself? He couldn't bear it.
How much can he sell it for? He felt that it was not worth it for Ren Qingyuan.
But sometimes when I think about it, I can't help but laugh, and my heart melts and makes me want to cry.
He refused to write these nonsense words from his midnight dream into Ren Qingyuan's story, leaving them here.
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Intention: tit for tat