A typical Hong Kong-style police and gangster film, open and hang at will, no need to pay attention to the plot, you can make it up as you like. The content has nothing to do with the title of the subject, inexplicably, perhaps an imagery. The motives of the behavior are unreasonable, the plot has many logical loopholes, and the villain plays very little time, passing by silently to play soy sauce. The plot is very straightforward, there is no suspense, and there are no turning points. You can guess the ending from the beginning and the middle, and work together to make things happen. The first part is still compact and can keep up with the plot, and the latter part becomes more and more boring and the ending collapses. Hastily ended.
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