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The director and writers of this film primarily uses the actors' dialogue to directly convey the core ideas he wants to convey, lacking any room for audience to think about it by themselves. This makes it seem rather blunt, and many issues are delivered through very blunt slogans, lacking any details.

To some extent, this is a political propaganda film that uses real criminal cases for deep reflection but directly gives the audience the answers through the most straightforward lines.

To be fair, don't be biased, both advantages and disadvantages are obvious.

The advantage lies in the structural reshaping, which is a balance limited by space. The inverted ending is a creative innovation in artistic creation, while also leaving blank space, which is very clever.

I think actress who played Wang Xifeng and actor who played Jia Baoyu have the best dialogue in the whole film, clear and pleasant, and their personalities are also very prominent.

The disadvantage is that the pace is too fast, the main story line is unclear, and there is no focus at all. To be frank, it's like watching a super long trailer, and as soon as I get my appetite up, the plot switches to the next part, and there's not a single plot that's finely crafted for people to chew on.

Lin Daiyu's personality is not fully displayed, appearing to be very petite. In addition, the actor's lines are weak, as if she were reciting very single word as hard as she can, which further reduces her score.

Overall, with so much content stuffed into this movie, it's clear that the whole cast and crew have put in a lot of effort to score a passing grade.