It's a pity that this unreliable brother has always adhered to the beliefs of the people in the circle and let them complete the eight challenges.
Why is this? I think this is a very low-level idea. Adhering to one's own so-called principles is in fact not tolerated by society at all. You have a dream to complete. No one in this world stops you. There are sponsors, beautiful women, parties, beer and cake. Good days, but good dreams are not fulfilled, but the return of Lao Shizi must be achieved.
The reward is the reward. You go to harm others while you are doing it. The money that others have worked so hard to earn will be taken away at your whim. If it is you, are you TM willing?
It is the most hypocrite to impose one's own values and outlook on life on others and judge others from the commanding heights of morality. He thinks that he is upholding justice and eliminating violence and peace, but he is doing robbery.
The detective is still doing some incomprehensible behaviors, putting the case aside, first challenging the limit, flirting with girls, showing his identity when the bad things are about to be completed, and letting him go for the sake of morality. I said, eldest brother, why do you mess with the FBI with such a generous heart, just go straight to the road, now you are so loyal to the hooligans that there are far fewer police officers handling cases with integrity, and weed out the talents of the Great American Empire.
Talking about beliefs, talking about rewards, but asking other people's lives and wealth to pay for themselves, the core of this kind of story is not much better than that of childhood.
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