The Sword Out of Jiangnan

This is the story of "Infernal Affairs" that took place in the Ming Dynasty. It is not a confrontation between the police and gangs, but a competition between the royal guards and the rebel king. In fact, martial arts films have never been short of Jinyiwei. They are always the court eagle dogs who help the evildoers. They are as famous as the East Factory and the West Factory, and they are just as sinister and sinister. In fact, the Jinyiwei are elites in the Royal Guards. They are upright men, who are not only strong men in the market, but also descendants of honorable ministers. They are not like the East and West factories, commanded by eunuchs, and specialize in insidious routes. Among the successive commanders and envoys, there are many outstanding people who are loyal and protective, and some even fight with each other in the past. Their integrity is no less than that of admonishing officials. The relationship between the members of the Jinyiwei and the commander also has a special feeling of love. If there was such a young Jinyiwei who was proud of his duties, and now he accepted the order and had to become a rebel, how would he feel? We often say that Jinyi walks at night, and he will be a Jinyi that walks at night. He might die from the enemy's awareness, from a purposeless fight, or even more likely from a manslaughter by his own camp. He will always ask himself, how long will he have to lie down before he is done, and how deep will he lie down before he is at the bottom? Also torturing himself was the young spy who came to Jinyiwei to work as an undercover agent. He must wholeheartedly live up to the respect of his boss, the rescue of his companions, and his own daily life.