I've seen other movies starring the male lead. In this show, the acting skills are still online. The death of the leading male lead master. If there is no support from the leading male acting skills, then this series is based on the death of the benefactor who adopted four orphans. The story lacks a little emotional foundation. The male lead’s tension with the master’s negotiation scene, the panic when he saw Master’s injury, and the sadness and care after Master’s death, all reflect the importance of this person to the male lead. Emotions rendered the entire film involuntarily, and the audience also developed empathy for this matter.
But the next thing is extremely real. Not everyone is as grateful as the male lead, and not everyone is as careless as the male lead. The partners around him have their own families to support their families and take revenge. It is important, but his family is also important. Naturally, the important task can only be handed over to the male lead, who is alone and can work hard to find clues to the truth.
There are few detective plots that can solve the mystery at a slow pace and find clues but are not boring. Obviously this film did it. The male lead's acting skills have made me always willing to focus on him, from the bar to the residential area. From looking through the documents to taking photos, the male protagonist has been advancing toward his goal consistent with his words and deeds, and this goal is also empathized by our audience, plus inadvertently revealing the male protagonist’s professionalism as a detective Ability, skill, and eloquence, so that even the long process allows us to see the hope of successfully solving the case, and have trust in the male protagonist.
Although the BGM in the play is "inconspicuous" pure music, people will not care too much about its existence, but it really affects the atmosphere of the film's plot and highlights the emotions that need to be expressed at the time. From weak to strong, then from strong to weak, it is enough to immerse you in it.
What makes me dissatisfied is that the ending ended too hastily. I feel that many things have not been explained. I want the story to be more complete and the intention to be clearer, although the current situation does not prevent it from telling the process very well.
The plot is not only the reality that the four brothers have caused various problems due to the death of the master, but the bureaucratic circle of fish and dragons is also particularly real, forming their own genres, focusing on self-interest, using the power of the law, and unscrupulously exercising their own Right, stepped heavily on ordinary civilians, used to achieve their own "idealism, or to achieve their own enthusiasm, these are just methods used by bureaucrats. After all, the bureaucrats in the play said: "If I want to, You can enter a hotel at any time to have a relationship with the waiter there. "
So, do you know what right is?
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