If I had seen it in 2006, I would have liked it very much. It happened that I watched "Extremely Wicked" a few days ago, and the film was a loser. It's depicted there, but I don't know that there can't be good people in gangster movies. You have a critically ill mother, can you go to forcibly demolish other people's houses? If you love your family, you can go and stab someone with a knife? The protagonist is just like everyone else. There is no difference. Behind every inhuman gangster, there is a normal side, so you can't follow the director's point of view to see things. The girlfriend who sells books can still see it accurately.
These films basically have the word "power" hidden behind them. In a society without rules, no matter the ancient chaotic times or the underworld, survival is the first priority. If you want to survive, all emotions will affect your judgment. The best way is to be like Cao Cao. In that case, doubt everything, and I would rather blame the world. The protagonist has entered the process, and he still thinks about his parents, siblings, wife, and classmates. Such a boss will not end well.
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