Sometimes it only takes a day for a lamb to become a wolf.
The previous plot makes us preconceived, a strongest king takes bronze to fight monsters and upgrade, let him see the cruel reality of this industry, and understand the customs clearance secrets of this industry. For us who are not in the anti-drug industry, our perspective is the bronze player. Perspective, I feel fresh in the face of things that I have not touched, and at the same time I feel a little excited to receive new professional knowledge. The performance of the old bird is textbook level. No drug lord's disguise can escape the old bird's eyes, and every move is somewhat The temperament of the king, when the old bird and the rookie gradually deepened, the turning point occurred.
The rookie can no longer stand the old bird's behavior that goes against the original intention of the police. The rules and regulations have always bound the rookie, and it is also the bottom line of the rookie. In the room where the big drug lord was killed, the rookie pointed the gun at the old bird, but faced threats and the old bird The rookie still chose to compromise despite the bird's rhetoric, but the bottom line in his heart has not been shaken.
So the second reversal broke out. Although I am not surprised, because the old bird does everything with interests first, he says it is to get rid of big drug lords for the people, but in fact it is to divide the stolen money, I happen to kill you and I can't make money for my shit. The same is true for rookies. Before the accident, I cultivate you, and after the accident, I use you. The rookie used the protagonist's light bad to escape, this time he will never trust the old bird again. He will just go to the old nest with a gun. This part of the plot is quite nervous. The gap between the rookie and the veteran It's all there for all to see, but it's really dangerous to just rely on a passion full of blood. The climax of the whole story ends when the rookie gun points at the old bird covered in bruises and bruises. The good guys live in peace and the bad guys will be punished.
But the essence of this film is not how it ends, but reflects the cruel reality of every industry. It is not entirely unreasonable to say the old bird at the beginning. Only the wild wolf can subdue the wild wolf, except for the protagonist who is bad, and 10 more rookies are not old enough. Birds eat, and blindly sticking to the rules will only make the bad guys more arrogant and domineering, and flexibility is the only way to survive in this society.
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