The most favorite part of the Infernal Affairs series, it connects the previous and the next, explains but does not point out, narrates but does not point. The crossover of various character relationship branches is natural and smooth. Everyone moves forward on their own track, meeting briefly, paralleling, and then heading into the distance. No one can grasp the ending, only to hold the line in his hand tightly. The description of the protagonist's life background and family line is arranged, and I like it very much. Whether it is a tribute or because of him, the bloody gangster world always needs a bit of flesh and blood to balance it. Falling into the middle of nowhere, some letters are better than no letters, and there is always some sustenance to be a person.
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