Introduced the setting of blood deeds. In order to retreat, John signed a blood contract with Santino of the Mexican gang: this means that John must meet any requirements of Santino. Santino coveted his sister's position in High Table, took the bleeding contract, and forced John to kill her sister. After John succeeded, he threatened to avenge his sister and offered a reward for killing John. In the end, John naturally broke through the siege and killed his enemies, but he also broke the rules of the Continental Hotel, and once again became the target of being hunted down by a reward.
In the action scene, this movie introduces more even opponents for the protagonist, increasing the weight of unarmed combat. In addition to the blood contract, the setting also shows the old-fashioned way that the gang society uses telephones, typewriters, small blackboards, BP machines and other tools to operate, which is inefficient but elegant and charming. The Beggars even used Flying Pigeons to pass books, making it suspect that the screenwriter had read Chinese martial arts novels.
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