Old Bai is becoming more and more inhumane.
In the first part I could still call him Teacher Bai, but in the second part, he is less and less like a teacher.
Wouldn't Lao Bai regret it? Obviously, what he values and cherishes most is his wife and children, his own family, but he hurts them time and time again. Why should he do this? Is money that important? What if you left them a lot of money when you died? If they knew that the money was obtained by licking your blood and sacrificing one life after another, would they still use it with peace of mind?
Obviously there are only a few days left to live, and obviously there is very little time to be with my family, but still choose to conceal, choose to deceive, so sad!
No wonder Lao Bai's wife wants a divorce. Who can stand such a husband? Insincere, not reassuring, unable to share troubles, ... love just faded away little by little.
I don’t know if Laobai will regret his journey of making and selling drugs when he finally dies? Will you regret not being with your family as much as possible to solve problems with them? Will you regret why you must insist on the so-called face and resolutely refuse to accept the help of others? Would you regret not leading Xiaofan to the right path, but taking him deeper and deeper? Would you regret killing so many innocent people? ...
Human conscience is not lost all at once, but is wiped out little by little.
In the beginning, Lao Bai stole the equipment from the school laboratory to make drugs, which caused a good man to lose his job. Although he had a criminal record, he worked diligently and did not steal anything, but he was slandered and misunderstood. Prison, and being cast aside by the people around him, what did he do wrong? Why should he pay for Lao Bai's selfishness and irresponsibility? It's hard to imagine what kind of life he will live in the future...
Later, Lao Bai killed Crazy Little Eight in order to protect himself, and then learned that he was actually a police undercover agent. Lao Bai did not feel much guilt, and continued to manufacture and sell drugs. Even the business became bigger and bigger, and his heart became more and more serious. the colder it gets,
Seeing Tu Ku's subordinates being beaten to death by Tu Ku, Lao Bai panicked, not mourning for the deceased, but worried that he would be hunted down by Tu Ku,
Tu Ku was killed by Hank, and Lao Bai only thought about what kind of lie he would make up to cover up all this.
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It is very sad, that lovable and respectable teacher Bai is gone forever, replaced by a murderous devil, he doesn't care how many lives will be killed by drug making and drug dealers, and he doesn't care about concealing and harming people again and again. How much harm the deception will cause to the family, he doesn't care if he has a tomorrow, the only thing he cares about is the more than 700,000 dollars.
Is money really that important? More important than life, more than family, more than integrity, kindness, benevolence? Old Bai is getting more and more crazy...
Xiaofan, as cute as ever, unfortunately, she is too young to know what she wants and what is the meaning of her life. The only thing he knew was that he didn't want to die yet.
So he wants to live, but why? do not know.
Such an empty person, an empty soul, what should be used to fill it?
Use drug abuse? Use sex abuse?
It can only be with love, whether it is family affection, love, or friendship, he is so lacking in love...
A very distressing detail is that every time he was homeless, when he didn't know where to go or what to do, he would call his parents. He hoped to be forgiven and tolerated. He hoped to be able to Accepted, however, always fail, why is this so?
Xiaofan is still not that bad. If it is bad, it will be easier, but it is because of the little kindness that remains, which makes people feel anxious!
Lao Bai can't be pulled back. It was obvious that Tu Ku could get out of his body after his death, but he gave up. Obviously, he had so many opportunities to tell his wife what happened, but he didn't say, alas...
Xiaofan hopes to have a bright future.
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