In this film, he plays a pimp, and a pimp who is poisoned by capitalism and manipulates the money-oriented pimp of a miserable young woman.
This pimp is not noble. His motive for tracking the prisoner is very simple. He wants to get back his young lady and his money. And he has only one stupid subordinate named Pig Head.
Seeing the stubborn and bad-tempered little girl, the uncle's inner kindness was finally awakened: I think he also has a sense of guilt for the little girl. The girl's mother disappeared, and he forced the sick lady to introduce it. . .
Jin Yunshi's acting skills are really top-notch, and the villain's teeth are so annoying that he can't wait to go up and give him a shot; while the rough and willful uncle makes people feel warm. . .
The Korean police became the target of whipping in the movie. The scenes of picking their feet and sleeping in the police car many times made people think that these people were not Korean police, but the police from so-and-so. . .
PS Uncle's only subordinate pig head is also loyal: even if the boss yells at him again and makes him work, although he is a little reluctant, he still fights on the front line, unlocking locks from house to house, chasing debtors together, and losing children. After trying desperately to chase after the boss, I don’t know if he will have a good life with Jin Yunshi (Jin Yunshi didn’t give his young lady a point at the beginning of the blackmail), but he knew that that was his boss, and he had to do what he asked for. . . . .
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