Huang Hai looks very passionate and bloody, but he is also very bleak and sad.
Strictly speaking, this is the story that the Chinese experienced in South Korea. The compatriots in Yanji in the background experienced such a reality, which is very sad compared to the great environmental contrast in Seoul.
The whole story revolves around the main line of money and women. Compared with power, these two things can be said to be what most men directly seek most. It's all life, and it's all the days that I survived by conforming to the flow, and the elements that I can decide on myself still account for a large part.
While lamenting Lao Mian's shattering fighting power, he also felt flustered by his indifference. As life passes by, I feel that I have become accustomed to it, and the mode of bystander is turned on too firmly.
After watching the film of the great god Sen, I have a lot of feelings. The film review will cheer up, starting from the bottom.
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