The boss of the gang was shot and killed, and the family was in chaos for a while, suspicious of each other, competing for interests, and where to go, making the plot ups and downs, fascinating...
The flashback technique is used properly, so that each character is rich and diverse...
A eldest son who wanted to be the eldest, but couldn't do it, was doomed to a tragic ending. It fully confirms the ancient adage that it is hard to stand in the underworld without being ruthless and ruthless. The second son should be more malleable, and he should be good at it. The role of the mother is also ruthless enough, with a strong background, both sides, and there should be the following. And the stray illegitimate children...
The action scenes are comparable to "war blockbusters", with flesh and blood flying, recruiting and seeing flesh, and a long mirror makes people immersive, very cool!
Looking forward to the second season...
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