I've seen his biopics before, and I was shocked. I think this is the one who is asking for life on the tip of a knife. Although I know the ending, I still see it very depressively and worry about the protagonist and his family.
What I don't understand is why the actor still lives in his own home while he is undercover. Isn't he afraid of exposing his family's identity? Isn't he afraid of gang revenge?
During the undercover period, he and his nervous partner drank, fight, and played with women...It is no different from a real bastard. From another perspective, maybe they are too deep in the drama to protect themselves or for other reasons, like a person with dual personality. Only when reporting to work can I retrieve my true identity.
There are many split personality and bloody scenes in the film. Yes, among the many evil people, both good and bad people must make themselves stronger in order to protect themselves. A drug criminal shot and killed his comrades without warning, just because of a little suspicion, he was scared to death. The undercover policeman broke down, but he concealed his inner fear with a nervous laugh.
Finally, when the gang leaders were wiped out at the planned wedding, the intimidation and deceived anger of the gangsters left the two undercover police officers with fear and guilt of betraying their friends, which proved that they were walking on the edge of good and evil.
The ending of the movie was okay, and the two policemen all walked away. The male protagonist chose to stay on, because he couldn't be like a normal policeman from nine to five. The undercover life for too long has been deeply rooted in his heart, and he can't do without the blood-licking and unbridled life. It's a bit like the women who have been transferred from Dongguan can't adapt to the life of a wife as a mother.
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