In my opinion, Cai Tianming, as a big drug lord, caused countless people. In the end, his own boiler exploded, killing his relatives and loved ones. In the influence, to make corrections, so try to cooperate with the police, will make up for the mistakes. From the clues he provided, it was all real and all. However, Zhang Lei repeatedly doubted and accused him (which is also reasonable), and finally because of that authentic thing, I think Cai Tianming really didn't know. , How could a big drug lord like Cai Tianming suffer from this kind of anger before, so Xiang Shan has a hint of rebellion in his changed heart, and planned a series of subsequent series not to show himself, but to let the police and drug lords point the needles of Maimang The gunfight of the gang achieved his desire to eliminate the drug lord gang, and also completed the police's revenge for doubting and accusing him of correcting himself. In the end, when he was about to die, he confessed so many drug lords. In fact, I felt that he was sincere and wanted to make up for his faults, but there was no chance.
After reading it, my experience is: the bad guy has been bad for too long, and it is not something that can be done right away. After all, there are so many bad habits, bad habits, bad temper, etc. in the past, Cai Tianming just can't stand Zhang Lei's domineering scolding and humiliation. And he went astray, which has something to do with his previous status as a big drug lord. From the fact that their apprentices burned real money to their masters, it can be seen that Cai Tianming used to be absolutely superior, and he would definitely retaliate when he was treated by Zhang Lei. As an anti-narcotics policeman, Zhang Lei hates drug lords deeply, and this kind of attitude and scolding towards Cai Tianming is also normal.
Digression: I feel that Gu Tianle can't play a bad guy. In this film, many of his expressions and eyes can see his good side, unlike a person who is inherently bad. Gu Tianle's acting skills are in place! give it a like!
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