There is really nothing to say about the plot. It's not that I don't want spoilers, but that I don't think spoilers are necessary. But the feeling is a little bit. The law can be defined as an unequal treaty signed by the privileged class and the non-privileged class. However, the non-privileged class needs this unequal treaty as a basic survival guarantee and a bottom line of behavior, as long as they do not cross this line (such as taking a flat iron). Burning baby's face, etc.), can still be forgiven. People with a strong sense of self-moral superiority (whether they have a strong or weak voice) can wield the hammer of justice, truth and justice to try to crucify you. you and you alone. The reporter said: You are like each other, burying the truth. The gloomy cop said: Don't tell me about the truth, you have no idea what it takes to do what we do. You weren't there. It was, Most people weren't there, but they just won't stop babbling.
But, you don't have to be there, you have to be somewhere, it's almost the same wherever you live. Quoting Gu Long's classic assertion, it's just another story of "people are in the rivers and lakes, and they can't help themselves".
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