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• sleepyliu79

  Overall 7

  Story 7,  Acting 8,  Music 8,  Rewatch Value 5

  A Decent Drama Series Review (Mild Spoilers Alert): The show offers a familiar yet engaging cop storyline that manages to keep you hooked throughout most episodes. What drew me in initially was the talented cast, particularly the on-screen reunion of Ron Ng and Bosco Wong, whose previous collaborations I cherished growing up. Gallen Lo's performance as the antagonist was a standout, showcasing his prowess in delivering emotionally charged scenes that made me empathize with his character despite his villainous ways. The plot, though somewhat predictable,...

  unfolds smoothly and captivates with its multiple layers, including the intricate relationships among the characters. The evolution of Turbo's character arc, played convincingly by Bosco, adds depth to the narrative, blurring the lines between right and wrong. The exploration of moral dilemmas and the complexities of justice within the storyline is thought-provoking and keeps the viewer engaged. The dynamic among the three brothers, each representing different facets of morality, is a strong point of the series, offering a nuanced perspective on ethics and friendship. Carman's character provides a refreshing take on compassion and loyalty, challenging traditional notions of judgment in cop dramas. The resolution of the plot ties up loose ends neatly, giving the trio of brothers a satisfying conclusion that avoids the cliché tragedy often seen in such narratives. Overall, the series delivers a solid performance, with strong character development and a compelling storyline that will resonate with fans of the genre.

• slownatalie8

  Overall 9

  Story 9.5,  Acting 10,  Music 9,  Rewatch Value 9

  Recently delving back into the world of HK dramas after immersing myself in K/C-dramas for a while, I stumbled upon a gem in the form of a police series. The nostalgia of watching seasoned actors like Bosco and Ron reminded me of my childhood. The level of intricacy and depth in HK police/medical dramas never fails to captivate, and this series was no exception.
  
  The acting in this series was top-notch, with the cast delivering truly impressive performances showcasing their veteran skills. I was constantly on...

  the edge of my seat, eagerly anticipating a character's potential downfall, only to be pleasantly surprised by the unexpected twists that unfolded.
  
  The dynamics between the characters, especially the strong bond of brotherhood among the male leads, added a layer of depth to the storyline. The unwavering support and loyalty they showed each other were truly heartwarming and left me yearning for such camaraderie in my own life.
  
  While the climactic showdown may not have been as grandiose as in other HK dramas, it still packed a punch and left a lasting impact. Overall, this series was a captivating watch that left me thoroughly entertained and reminded me why I fell in love with HK dramas in the first place.

• darkelephant91

  Overall 10

  Story 9,  Acting 10,  Music 10,  Rewatch Value 9

  Incredible crime drama was truly a standout in the realm of TV series. As a devoted viewer of crime dramas, I often find myself anticipating the plot twists, yet with this particular series, I was pleasantly caught off guard. While there were moments that veered into cliché territory, the storyline delivered some genuinely surprising twists that kept me engaged throughout. The dynamic between the trio of friends served as a pivotal element driving the narrative forward. It was refreshing to witness the unwavering loyalty they...

  held for each other, even in the face of adversity. The acting, notably Bosco Wong's portrayal of the multifaceted character Turbo, was top-notch. Wong skillfully kept viewers guessing about Turbo's true intentions, blurring the lines between protagonist and antagonist flawlessly. The ensemble cast as a whole brought depth and intrigue to their respective roles, making each character compelling and multidimensional. While the series had its strengths, I did find certain aspects a tad formulaic, such as the obvious reveal of Turbo's true identity early on, which required a certain suspension of disbelief. Additionally, there were sporadic moments of discontinuity in the plot and character development that detracted slightly from the overall cohesiveness of the series. However, the pacing struck a commendable balance, neither rushed nor drawn out, ensuring a satisfying viewing experience. These minor flaws did not overshadow my enjoyment of the series, as I found myself thoroughly engrossed from start to finish. I wholeheartedly encourage viewers to delve into this captivating drama.