When watching this drama, the barrage is open, and sure enough, the barrage will affect a person's judgment, so that it is difficult for me to explain when I was attracted.
So far in the second season, Jimmy is the one character I've seen with the least protagonist halo. He's a slippery guy, and even though he tried his best to get a lawyer to take pictures, he's still the Jimmy who keeps his luck in the gray area. However, his fluke is limited to guaranteeing his own survival and other petty profits, and rarely violates the moral issues of big principles. In fact, Jimmy is a person who can be shameless to other people, but is very concerned about what he thinks of himself. Taking his brother as an example, he can work hard to get a lawyer to take pictures. In order to make himself worthy of the heroine, he once again returned to a place that was incompatible with himself.
Jimmy's brother said he couldn't imagine how much outrageous things a slick person could do with a lawyer's license. Probably because the country is easy to change, and the nature is difficult to change? Looking at it now, I think after so much, Jimmy is still a person who doesn't follow the rules, so I don't think the problem is whether he can change his nature (not many people in real life can really change their nature) , but how much harm and contribution this nature brings to society or industry in the field in which he works.
I think it's a show worth watching. It's not a cool drama, and even the beginning of each episode reflects Jimmy's lonely state of mind after washing his hands. It's not a tragedy either, because there's a bit of drama in the show, from the poster design to the script's lines. Probably the same is true of real life, it cannot be defined, but the ups and downs are worth savoring.
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