Not so with this rogue lawyer, you even thought he was a bit bad at first. Greed for money, but also play tricks. Mixing in the underworld is like a character.
Gradually you realize that in fact, there is still a bit of humanity in his stubbornness, and from his condescending demeanor, he shows more and more wisdom.
Good people and bad people, innocent or guilty, are actually not so clear-cut, and they shouldn't be so obvious at all.
Just like walking on the street, you can really see who is good and who is bad when you pass by, whether in suits or ragged clothes? Who looks messy but has a pure heart, who is virtuous but full of bad water?
And all of this under the legal system has added interesting flavors - magnified, irresistible, dark lines, and wit.
The plot is tight and there are always surprises.
In the end you have to admire the screenwriter, and you will feel refreshed.
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