This story, no one has a happy ending, even the survivors are covered in bruises.
On the hot land of South America, the stories of drug lords follow one after another, and the dynasties of drugs change one by one. Felix's previous drug lords are different. They are not as heroic as Escobar, who intends to dominate the world, and they are not as sinister and treacherous as the four godfathers of Cary. As a policeman in the village, his original intention seems to be just to let his family live a little better and farm the land honestly, but he was forced to go to Liangshan. His eyes are always thoughtful, and his brows are always tight. In the whole film, you rarely see him happy and vindictive, and he is more presumptuous. He is more like a shrewd businessman who wants to make business bigger. However, even though he was reborn in the end, despite his life, his family has also been torn apart, his brothers died on the road, and his heart is as strong as stone. In the last scene, Phyllis, who is returning home, looks at the dilapidated plastic shed at home and thinks of the happy times he once had with his family. He became a strong man, and he became a loner.
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