Simple and clear storyline, simple and clear character building, no large-scale martial arts scenes, full of black humor from beginning to end. As a ronin, Thirteen Lang has a clear distinction between right and wrong. He provoked a fight between the two major families. This is a villain's plan, but it also shows his intelligence. He heard that the shady struggle and hegemony of the Qingbingwei family, who managed the brothel, and the Chouyin family, who managed the inn, made the people of the small town difficult to live, so he took the lead in being hired by the Qingbingwei. Later, he playfully sticks his tongue out to the prostitutes who are also eavesdropping, and his confidence is unparalleled. He resigned before the battle, and then climbed up to watch the comical scene of you advancing and I retreating as the two armies faced off. He was then hired by Chou Yin to save the poor woman who had been tied up for only one side and get back to her cowardly husband. He gave all the commissions to the couple to help them escape. He single-handedly killed six guards without a single shot. Everything went according to his plan. Chou Yin blamed Qingbingwei for the disappearance of the woman. Chouyin set fire to Qingbingwei's brothel, and Qingbingwei destroyed Chouyin's wine cellar in revenge. However, the letter of thanks sent by the woman made Thirteen Lang discover the flaw by Unosuke, Unosuke, the younger brother of Chou Yin. He was beaten until his mother didn't know him, but Chou Yin's subordinates helped him escape without knowing it. During the decisive battle, he quickly dodged Unosuke's fire gun and stabbed Unosuke's arm with a knife. He kills the wicked and the wicked, and lets go of the fools whose sins will never die. He knows how to forgive and knows what to do.
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