I watched 5 seasons in one breath, it was really good, and the screenwriter was too conscientious. Unlike the usual crime themes with a lot of exaggeration, this drama always gives me a very real feeling and logical. Personally, I feel that the translation of the name Breaking Bad is not as appropriate as in English. The translation is a noun, and the original name is dynamic, especially after watching the drama. Breaking Bad, going the wrong way, getting bad, is a process. In the play, Lao Bai, who was an honest, honest and kind chemistry teacher at the beginning, has gradually become a big devil who can kill people without blinking an eye for his own interests, and can even spare children. Xiaofan's entanglement when he had to kill, and the painful state after killing it, shows that Xiaofan still has a conscience, and Lao Bai can say that he is gone. At the beginning, I still liked Lao Bai, but later I only hoped that he would be punished quickly. The screenwriter wrote the ending very reasonably. In my opinion, it is a very good ending, with a certain conceivable space and some definite content. Lao Bai must die, otherwise there will be no peace of mind. Xiaofan can be forgiven, and his unease in conscience and his condemnation of himself have been counted in prison in his own world.
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