Although there is no Lao Bai and Xiao Fan, but the screenwriting skills and lens language will make you fall in love with this drama in minutes.
In "Breaking Bad", Lao Bai has evolved from an ordinary university professor to a generation of poison master. From a small character to a bloody villain, you can feel his inner struggle and growth all the time. You also clap your hands for the blackening of Lao Bai, as if you are yourself. Also brought in, longing for the innocence of "guilt". In "Breaking Lawyer", I also saw the rich portrayal of Saul as a small person, repeatedly practicing his eloquence in the toilet, and using drama to gain public attention. When you understand him, his badness is so logical.
In fact, both Lao Bai and Saul are kind-hearted ordinary people. It is only fate dictates, coupled with their own talents and skills, that they have both embarked on the road of blackening. In Saul's life, the role of elder brother Chuck is similar to that of Lao Bai's wife. On the surface, they are in love with each other. In fact, they all have a selfish and weird side of human nature. Why can't you tolerate your own brother's counterattack and become a real barrister? Jealous? The nobility of intellectuals? Even if I barely understand, I really can't accept it.
Look back carefully at Saul or Lao Bai. They have persisted on the road to blackening. When Saul was working as a "free" lawyer, there was a scene clip that was so inspirational; standing in a spacious and bright office, it was so. Close to hope. But the screenwriter arranged the same path for Saul and Lao Bai, even Xiaofan and Mike. Those who were originally kind and harmless have all embarked on the black-bellied and powerful "road of no return" due to their fate. However, this road is so charming.
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