It is an anti-routine story. It is estimated that it cannot be made in the Chinese Dynasty. Most of the films about gambling, the final destination is that the protagonist has gone through the vicissitudes of life, seen through the casino, and left after winning a game. Few of them regard gambling as their real career. This is also in line with our past values. So when I see the male protagonist obediently giving up gambling and focusing on maintaining his girlfriend's relationship, I feel that there is still salvation. This is also a stereotype. The shameless friend of the male protagonist at the back came out, and it was really heartbreaking to watch the male protagonist step into the abyss again step by step. After all, life is still a process of finding oneself. Slowly, the male protagonist finds that he does not like the life of a lawyer, and that he is not a piece of material. Only when he returns to the gambling table again does the male protagonist feel alive. The ending of the movie is very good, the male protagonist returns to a normal life, but even if he loses the last big bet, the male protagonist is doomed. And although the male protagonist's predecessors are powerful, they only gamble for money, and their realm is naturally lower. Perhaps the director wants to tell us that gambling can and should be a career as long as you love it with your heart.
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