In the dead of night, the light and shadow of the city create a picture like a hunter chasing his prey. In this anti-drug story, the war between crime and justice is raging like a tide, the relationships between the characters are complex, and endless mysteries are hidden. In this chase, the disappearance of a person has become the most chilling suspense, revealing the greatest ruthlessness of Huang Zongwei.
Huang Zongwei, a giant in the criminal world, is shrewd and cunning. He is best known for his deadly drugs, and his life experiences have established him a seemingly unshakable dynasty. However, the drug lord's greatest ruthlessness is not reflected in his obsession with drugs, but in his loyal Aaron.
Ah Long, a seemingly mediocre character, has become extremely powerful under the tutelage of Huang Zongwei. He can give up everything he loves most for Huang Zongwei, and even confront the enemy in the drug den. However, Aaron has never been able to get rid of Huang Zongwei's use of him. When returning to China to save his son, Ah Long's disappearance became the biggest suspense, revealing the most ruthless side of Huang Zongwei.
Uncle Zhong, an old man who caused his son to fall into the whirlpool of sin because of greed, his dark past is closely connected to Huang Zongwei. Uncle Zhong's representative work is the bad things he did for Huang Zongwei, and his life experience is the destruction of his family caused by greed. Uncle Zhong's choice became the intersection of Ah Long's fate, and also laid the groundwork for the whole story.
Ah Long's disappearance stemmed from Uncle Zhong's betrayal of Huang Zongwei. In order to keep his son safe, Uncle Zhong betrayed Huang Zongwei, and even beat Ah Long **, trying to make him betray Huang Zongwei. All this made Huang Zongwei question Ah Long's loyalty, and finally chose to keep Ah Long in Chanyue, which became an unsolved mystery.
In the process of returning to China to save his son, Huang Zongwei's decision to Ah Long was both out of suspicion of Ah Long's loyalty and to protect his own plan. Ah Long has become an uncontrollable variable, and in Huang Zongwei's mind, Ah Long is ultimately just a pawn that can be used. This decision brings a climax to the plot and reveals the ruthlessness and calculation of Huang Zongwei's heart.
The dialogue between Ah Long and Huang Chong Wei is full of loyalty and sacrifice, and in Huang Chongwei's heart, Ah Long is nothing more than a tool that can be sacrificed at any time. Ah Long's loyalty to Huang Zongwei is endless, but Huang Zongwei's indifference to him is chilling. This contrast makes the whole story more confusing and the relationships between the characters more intricate.
The father-son relationship between Uncle Zhong and Ah Long is the turning point of the whole story. Uncle Zhong's betrayal became the intersection of Ah Long's fate, which also made the whole story even more confusing. Uncle Zhong feels deep remorse for the crimes he committed, and his inner contradictions and entanglements add more dramatic elements to the whole story.
Once it was broadcast, "Ice Hunting" quickly became the number one in the ratings, and the audience was full of praise for it. The wonderful plot, excellent production and superb acting skills add a lot of points to it. However, the disappearance of Aaron in the finale has become the biggest suspense and a part that impresses the audience. The ruthlessness of Huang Zongwei and the use of Ah Long are impressive, which is also the focus of heated discussions among the audience late at night.
Huang Zongwei in the story is a character with clever means and deep scheming. Do you understand or resent his callousness? Does Aaron's disappearance make you feel uneasy, and how do you feel about Wong's eventual calculations? Uncle Zhong's choice becomes the key point of the whole story, do you think he is out of helplessness or greed? Who do you have deeper sympathy for in this intricate story? Huang Zongwei's indifference, Ah Long's sacrifice, and Uncle Zhong's entanglement, each character has left a deep imprint in this anti-drug story. What does all this mean in your opinion?