The story is simple. The customs undercover agent was ordered to investigate the US money laundering case, and finally successfully sent more than 40 bankers and drug dealers to prison.
The touching point is at the end. It was Bob's wedding that was set up to arrest all the people involved in the case. Robort, the biggest fish of the time, arrived at the last moment of the wedding.
Bob said: I'm glad you came, but part of my heart doesn't want you to come.
robert: For people to live in this world, only family and friends are the most important. Today is your big day.
Then, there is no doubt that the turtle is caught in the urn. Robert's anger and Bob's divine injury all show that in the undercover operation, the police and the bandits had real feelings, but their positions were different, and the ending was decided early.
The director is right, showing the feelings that the undercover can't control, and showing the other side of the drug dealer's attention to family and friends in a three-dimensional way before the eyes of the audience. The movie is no longer a simple opposition between justice and evil, and the characters are more flesh and blood.
People are not plants, whether they are good people or bad people, there is no such clear boundary in reality.
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