It's a gangster theme, but it's also about life.
Violations and violations of the law, such as officialdom, are in it, and if you want to go up, you can't help but follow the trend. But in the end, everything runs in darkness. Once the general trend is over and the building collapses, it will not end well.
How about that? Is it to live in peace and ask for nothing? Scared and boring.
When Russ asked him to kill Jimmy, he leaned back on the sofa, and for a moment, I saw someone's shadow. At this moment, it was a feeling of pride, power and control.
Life requires trembling, like walking on thin ice in the abyss.
Lao Tzu said that there are three out of ten who are born, three out of ten are those who die, and three out of ten are those who are born and move to the place of death.
Hope to never do it again, a person who is born and moved to death.
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