I watched the first two last year. After reading 1, I couldn’t help but look for 2. I don’t know why I didn’t finish watching 3 in one go. Once again, I was deeply attracted and watched the whole series one after another. The interlude narrative style was a bit overwhelming, but when watching the three parts together, there would always be some instant understanding, "Oh, so this is what it is... "Complementing the long comments of the bean friends, after carefully scrutinizing the delicate settings of the details, I have to admire the screenwriter's ingenious connection and plot arrangement! ! !
In addition to the main characters, the man-oriented Mary played by Carina Lau in the first part, the wily but affectionate second brother Ni Yongxiao played by Wu Zhenyu in the second part, and the cold, serious, and confusing played by Liming in the third part Sheriff Yang Jinrong, who can't see his identity clearly, and a fool who is stupid but shows all his heart to his brother, from a loyal sidekick to Han Chen, a gang boss who no longer believes in anyone's calculations (actually, this should be the main story), Li Xiner, a psychiatrist who is sometimes wise and tolerant and sometimes charming and smiling, the director and screenwriter have arranged for each role to be multi-faceted, making it three-dimensional and full, making the audience amazed.
ps: The writing is sloppy, but I still want to leave something behind after watching the three films. This is a movie series that is worth two brushes, three brushes, and N brushes. . . . . . .
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