Shocked, moved, sad, and gratified was the development and ending of this story. Liu suffered from schizophrenia. In his hallucinations, he became the Chen who wanted to exchange his life the most. What moved me was that Yang and Chen, the same sentence from beginning to end, I'm sorry I'm a policeman, this is their belief. Sadly, the screenwriter even wrote Yang to death. He looks like a very cold and ruthless character, but he is a policeman, and his ruthlessness is only used against outsiders, even if it is not understood. Fortunately, here I know, Chen is not fighting alone, there are Yang Youshen, the confession of two undercover agents and a police officer, I think it is very cute. In addition to Huang, Chen also has people who believe in him, and people who will mourn for him, including Dr. Li. There is also silly strong, so simple, so righteous and optimistic, he is the only person in the underworld who cares about Ah Ren, and he is also one of the people who gave Ah Ren sunshine in this endless hell. In the end, Liu's ending also shocked me. He didn't die. It's true that good people don't live long, and disasters have been left for thousands of years. Was the so-called Ultimate Infinity reserved for him? A lifetime of endless guilt and fear...
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