But another "high" aspect of this film lies in the torture of a system, whether the existing judicial system is complete, how can the traditional sense of political correctness and human rights priority be more compatible and coordinated with the absolute sense of "fairness and justice"? Can the Liangshan hero-style clearing lead to the optimization of the entire judicial system? Can the Lei Yang case we are encountering promote greater openness and transparency throughout the law enforcement system?
Personally, the rhythm and story focus of this film are better in the first half than in the second half. Since the Avenger killed his roommate in the suite, the whole indictment and thought-provoking force has waned. From the performance point of view, the Avenger is a very difficult character to meet, but I feel that the actor's sense of this contradictory multi-facetedness can be improved further.
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