200 IQ Assassin Stages Each Murder as an Unfortunate Accident

In the middle of the night, a young lady crashes  her car and instantly dies before the car catches on fire. Her watch flies off her wrist and breaks  as soon as it hits the floor. Sometime later, a man finds himself caught in traffic when the  Woman stops her car in the middle of the street because she has a flat tire. Since the road is  blocked now, the man drives around her to turn the corner and almost crashes against a truck driven  by Uncle. By dodging the truck, he ends up driving onto th

e sidewalk, and the banner from a store  falls on top of his windshield. The man leaves the car to remove the banner, but by pulling it, it  shakes a wire attached to a window, which had been previously prepared by Fatty. The window breaks  and all the shards fall on top of the man, killing him. People quickly call the police, who come  to check on him while waiting for the ambulance. Among the curious crowd, the Brain is making  sure everything is going according to plan. It turns out this hadn

't been an accident, it  was a murder planned by his team, which creates elaborate schemes to make their kills look like  accidents. The cops help Woman push away her car to leave, and Uncle leaves too in his truck  after dropping his cigarette on the ground. Brain sees this and picks it up not to leave any  evidence at the scene of the crime. Meanwhile, Fatty goes to a parking lot nearby where he uses  balloons to cover up the security camera, then he approaches the car where their client left

their  payment to pick up the envelope with the cash. Moments later, Woman and Uncle are at their  hideout watching the news. The man they killed was a triad gang boss and there was no doubt  it had been an accident. Woman's worried about Uncle's mistake of dropping his cigarette, but  when Fatty comes over, Uncle lies and says he picked the cigarette up. Brain is hearing all  this through hidden microphones he installed in the room ages ago, so when he comes over too, he  scolds Uncle for lying

and reveals the cigarette he had picked up. He isn't sure if he can keep on  trusting Uncle, and while Uncle throws a tantrum, Brain reminds everyone that mistakes like  this jeopardize their safety. Not wanting to lose this job, Uncle announces he's quitting  smoking for good. After their meeting is over, Brain goes home through three different means  of transport to lose anyone that may follow him. When he arrives at his apartment, he makes sure  there's a leaf stuck on the door, which he put

s there every time he leaves so he knows that  if it's fallen, it means someone broke in. After putting the money in the safe, he plays some  music and lies down in bed to pretend his wife who died in the car crash is still there with him.  Sometime later, Mr. Wong is contacted by Fatty to receive instructions on how to hire them for  their next killing. He must grab a bag from a trash can and put his belongings in them, then  he must enter an old building and leave the bag outside the elevator

while he goes to the sixth  floor. Fatty picks up the bag and takes it with him on the bus where he meets Brain and they look  through the things together. Wong wants them to kill his wheelchair-bound father. For a couple  of days, Brain follows father and son to learn their routine by heart, then the team studies  the area to come up with ideas for accidents. Their best option is to use the electricity that  powers the local tram, because Brain refuses to even consider a car crash as an option.

In the  end, they come up with the idea of hanging a wire from the tram cable that will make contact  with the target when he crosses the tracks. To make it conduct electricity though, they'll  have to execute the plan during a rainy night. To hang such wire on the cable, the  team practices flying kites in the rain. They wait for the forecast to predict a rainy  night, and when it finally happens, everyone gets in position. Woman will fly the kite,  Uncle pretends to be a street toy seller tha

t happens to have balloons, and Fatty will drive a  bicycle while pretending to do some deliveries. Unfortunately, it doesn't rain the moment Wong  and his father cross the tracks, so they have to abort the plan for that day. The weather seems to  be mocking them because it begins raining as soon as they leave, and the following few tries also  fail because rain never falls on time. One night, while waiting, Woman and Fatty notice Uncle's  breaking his promise and smoking a cigarette. They scold

him for it, reminding him of his  quitting some days ago, but he begins showing signs of Alzheimer's when he doesn't remember his  promise. Woman and Fatty think they should abort the mission because Uncle is obviously not well,  but at that moment, it starts raining. Not wanting to miss the chance they've been waiting for so  long and since Uncle swears he's fine, Brain orders them to execute the plan. First, Woman  lets the kite tangle around the tram cable. Then, Uncle is supposed to release

the balloons to  cover the security camera, but he forgets. Brain tells Fatty that since it's dark and  raining, they can take the risk anyway, so Fatty pushes through with his bicycle and  drives near Wong to make him trip and fall. This causes him to let go of his father's wheelchair  and the old man slips back into the tram tracks, where he is touched by the kite wire and instantly  electrocuted. Afterward, Brain goes to look for Uncle, and in his hurry, he bumps against a  random person. Wh

ile dodging them, he steps onto the street without noticing the incoming bus.  In his desperation to avoid hitting Brain, the bus driver turns the vehicle and ends up hitting  Fatty instead before crashing against a car. Brain runs to check on Fatty, who wonders  if this truly was an accident before dying. Not having time to waste, Brain takes all of  Fatty's personal belongings and runs away before the police can find him. When Brain arrives at his  apartment later, he finds the leaf on the flo

or, indicating someone has broken in. However, the  police are already there because a neighbor noticed the open door and called them. The  apartment is a mess and all the money is missing from the safe, but Brain is relieved to  see at least they didn't take his wife's watch. Before leaving, the cops tell him that other  flats in the building have also been broken into, but Brain still believes this was no accident:  someone obviously is going after the team. Feeling extremely paranoid, he remo

ves the  SIM card from his phone not to be tracked, frustrating Woman because now  she can't reach him. Afterward, Brain goes to stay at another apartment that  he had rented for emergencies like this one. The tv shows the police have decided the  bus crash was an accident, and the driver is still unconscious. The next day, Brain begins  watching the streets from an abandoned building. Uncle has forgotten they've already finished the  job so he's pretending to be the toy seller again, and Wong i

s going to an insurance company's office  to see his agent Chan. The two men argue strongly about a file, which leaves Wong crying and Chan  making a serious-looking phone call. Afterward, Brain goes to have lunch at a local fast food  joint and accidentally comes across Woman, who expresses her worries. Brain refuses to talk  to her and leaves as soon as she opens her mouth. In the evening, Brain visits Uncle, who has  started to take pills, and tells him this plan has been aborted. The next mo

rning, Brain takes him to  another one of his many apartments, where he has to stop Uncle from taking his pills twice. Uncle  admits he can't recall when he began getting so forgetful and he doesn't remember the exact state  of his health. He does remember Brain though, and that his wife died because of a speeding car.  To this day, Brain still thinks that the accident had been a setup that should've killed him  instead, and Uncle is the only one that believes him. In order to keep Uncle busy an

d safe, Brain  makes up a new mission and tells him to stay in that apartment, keeping an eye on the happenings  of the street under his window until new orders. Next, Brain beings following Chan around, getting  suspicious when he hears him talking on the phone on the bus, saying "it's been done". At home, he  seems to be going through a regular normal life, and Brain can't help noticing that the  apartment under Chan's is up for rent. The next day, Brain changes his looks and rents  the empty

apartment. He installs a bunch of mirrors that will allow him to always keep an eye  on the door, then breaks into Chan's apartment to investigate the man further. First, he checks all  the personal items for any clues, finding nothing. Then he installs some hidden microphones  before returning to his own place to draw Chan's floor plan on his ceiling. From then  on, Brain keeps a close surveillance on Chan, taking notes of every conversation he hears.  The only person he sometimes talks to is U

ncle, who keeps calling him to tell him he's forgotten  about the balloons. Whenever Chan leaves for work, Brain follows him and spies on him at the office.  One morning, Wong has another conversation with Chan, looking completely distressed. After  refusing to give Chan a file, Wong goes to the usual parking lot to leave the payment  in a car. Brain's surprised to find there's a balloon already there covering the security  camera and decides to wait, which allows him to discover Woman is coming

to pick up the envelope.  Brain calls her after she gets in her own car, and she explains she's now in charge of picking  up payments. Fatty had told her about this client, which Brain refuses to believe because Fatty  wasn't supposed to share that information with anyone on the team. Brain accuses her of having  followed Fatty in the past and of betraying him, demanding to know who staged the bus crash.  Woman calls him paranoid for thinking it wasn't an accident, but Brain doesn't listen and 

decides to kill her. By forcing the fire alarm, the tap on a nearby pipe flies off under the  water pressure and hits Woman on the head. After cleaning his fingerprints off the alarm,  Brain checks she's really dead and takes away the envelope with the cash. On his way out of the  building, he sees Wong falling to the ground, instantly dying. More suspicious of the agent  now, Brain works extra hard on following his movements and conversations. One evening, he hears  Chan mention a client that

he calls "an old man", who fell from a window on the second  floor. On a different night, Brain has to sit through Chan and his girlfriend getting  busy, which makes him miss his wife even more. A few days later, Brain hears Chan tell his  mother on the phone about Wong's weird case. Wong had indeed met with Chan before he decided to  end things for himself to give Chan his father's death certificate, but he had acted strange  and kept saying he was sorry. Afterward, someone saw him take the ele

vator to the roof, and  Chan feels bad for not having escorted him out. After that bit of conversation, more days  pass without anything exciting happening, and it's become a drag for Brain to sit through  Chan's routine. One afternoon, he receives a call from Uncle asking for help, and Brain rushes  to see him, but by the time he gets there, it's too late: Uncle is on the ground, bleeding  but alive, and the police are at the apartment looking through an open window. Brain remembers  Chan menti

oning a man falling and a second floor, so he's sure now that Chan is behind all this.  He returns to the apartment and begins pulling the pages off his notebook to spread them all over  the place while he takes notes on the walls too, trying to find the missing piece he's lacking.  A few days later, Chan knocks at Brain's door. Seeing him through the peephole, Brain decides to  ignore him until he's gone. Then he concentrates on following the noises upstairs, and he's  so distracted that he doe

sn't notice his landlord also coming over and almost getting  inside his apartment to drop their contract. Brain stops him just in time and promises to clean  the writing on the walls to get him to leave. Afterward, he spies the landlord's movements  through the window, discovering that Chan is talking to him about something serious.  Things get worse when Brain sees people checking the building's windows and a voice in  the microphones says "here's another one" before removing them all. Afraid

to be caught, Brain  rushes out of the apartment and bumps into Chan, who just apologizes before going away. Desperate  for revenge, Brain makes a plan to kill Chan: the idea is to reflect the sun's rays to blind  a car driver and make them run over Chan. However, while putting his plan in motion,  Brain receives a call from Uncle, explaining he had jumped because he took too many pills. At  that moment, the tv shows a reporter interviewing the bus driver that has finally woken up and is  now te

lling everyone his version of the events. It turns out it had been an accident after  all, and Uncle caused it because he dropped the balls he had with him to pretend he was  a toy seller. Chan had nothing to do with it, Wong had jumped only because he was overwhelmed  by guilt. As Brain finally comes to terms with the fact he had been wrong, a solar eclipse occurs  and blocks the sunlight, so the car misses Chan. However, when the sun comes out again, the rays  get reflected onto a different ca

r. Brain runs to stop it and Chan recognizes him when he sees him,  but Brain isn't fast enough and the blinded car kills Chan's wife. Sometime later, Brain cleans  the apartment to leave it for good. On his way out of the building, Chan finds him and stabs him as  he asks him why Brain had to harm him like this. Brain dies staring through the window and  wondering if he'll finally reunite with his wife.