I have heard of this Korean version of "The Insider" for a long time, especially the three-hour director's cut. The director also dared to film and broadcast, but thinking about the plot carefully, he felt that although the plot concept was bold, the tricks of these people were too childish, and they were full of mistakes. Such a level would be a defeat sooner or later.
The chairman of a large company, the presidential candidate, and the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, the three are in unison. They can reach the sky and link the protagonist's underworld. The methods are terrible, but when they know that the protagonist has materials that can expose the scandal, they only cut off the protagonist's hand, and there is no When I asked where the materials were, I put the invisible bomb down. Although surveillance was arranged, it basically didn't work. The second time the protagonist failed to report and was imprisoned, he did not arrange for someone to kill the protagonist, and he was relentless again and again. The protagonist's power is huge, saying that he escapes from prison, and the prosecutor takes the recording as a certificate. The cunning editor-in-chief actually easily believes that in such a secret occasion, the prosecutor is swaggering in with a candid camera device. In order to frame the protagonist, he killed two female stars in a row, but why did he keep showing mercy to the protagonist? I feel that the screenwriter's writing is too superficial, and it's just a gimmick with a big scale, and the plot is not even as good as some of our ancient costume anti-corruption dramas.
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