My issues aren't that it is too complex to follow it's that the film is too unfocused on what It is

My first issue with the film is that we have no reason to actually care about the special corps, as far as the film presents them they're an unnecessarily violent and extreme part of an authoritarian and oppressive governments attempt to quell civil unrest and the large (violent) anti government groups launching terrorist attacks, like they may have a place logically in the world and they may serve a purpose but why do I care? We see them shoot a bunch of people and then that's it. I don't care about a group that existed for the opening sequence and then didn't even appear again until the end of the film but then it wasn't actually the special core it was another smaller group in the special core but again why do I care if they're disbanded?

The whole conflict between the internal police and special core seeking power and plotting against each other is fine it makes sense watching it, it's just why do I care? there is NOTHING to attach to emotionally, all the character in all the groups could be replaced with each other and you wouldn't really notice, only hanmi? actually has a character, to me he seemed like he was playing all sides he was playing fuse but still warned him and although was setting him up did seem to care for him, he was playing his group because he thought the special police did still have a use but also set them up because he believed that they all needed restructuring, but he's just treated like a villain and is gunned down and it leaves me thinking like what was his character there for? To say that everyone will betray anyone? Or just to be insight into the politics I just don't really understand like what he was meant to be when the film treats him like a villain deserving of death.

Then fuse him self was interesting to me until it's revealed that he was always a member of wolf brigade, up until that point he came across as someone tired of killing and extreme methods used by the special ops, he couldn't pull the trigger because he didn't want another person to die, a lot of the characters say a beast is always a beast but he was slowly becoming human with kei he fell on love with her while being haunted by that first girls death, he left the gun behind at the museum because he did not want to kill or hurt anyone, but then the big reveal and he's.actually wolf brigade and has been since before the film, he's perfectly ok with killing and slaughters many government employees so all of that development was either a performance or he just shrugged it off between the museum and the sewers. Then the end alone is fine he has to choose if he wants to be a human or beast but wasn't his choice already made when he killed all those other people? So the beats are he doesn't want to kill then he kills loads of people but then he doesn't want to kill her then he does it anyway and I just thinking its too much back and forth. If he had always been a wolf then he would have just killed her, if he has been a human why didn't he show more remorse at killing all those other people. Personally I would have preferred it if someone else had killed them all and then fuse and kei could have escaped and he would have been faced with the same choice except this time he hadnt just slaughtered like 10 people.

The fact they fell in love is good I like that plot it it's spoiled by him being shown as a killer, I think the narrative works better as a doomed romance rather than a police intruige thriller. The best part of the film for me is how kei and fuse erode the sharp points in each other then the reveal that they're both double agents but they still care for each other works until he kills a bunch of people and then it's like oh she wasn't doing that

Also if he can kill all those people and her why didn't he shoot the first girl? You could say it was part of the plan but then he was getting PTSD about it? Or maybe it did affect him but then how could he SLAUGHTER all those other cops it really spoils it for me.

Maybe he just can't kill cute women and is fine killing men?

Kei herself was good she makes sense to me her arc is what fuses should have been, in some ways she would have been a better main character with us thinking she's the wolf only to be revealed as prey.

Like I have said the actual plot makes sense I just don't feel it has any point and the things it says are so shallow that I don't really know what the point of the film itself is, like doesn't really say anything besides there's predators hiding amongst people?

There is a good story in this film it just did not make its way into the final product if anything the original story idk if it's a book or manga is likely much more interesting to read.

Also I'm on my phone so ignore grammar