This is also a TV series starring Wang Kai. Where did fox hunting win?

The drama inherits the characteristics of fast pace and strong conflict of criminal investigation drama, and as a rare economic investigation drama, the scale of the drama is not small, which boldly exposes a series of "hidden rules" in economic crimes and is close to reality. On the other hand, the performances of several leading men in the play are also very eye-catching, especially Wang Kai, who has broken through himself and has no idol burden, and shaped a young criminal policeman with a sense of mission, courage and vision very well, which adds a lot of color to the surge.

The plot is compact, the conflict is strong and the scale reflects the reality.

On the other hand, as a work led by the Ministry of Public Security, this drama boldly exposes a series of dark hidden rules in economic crimes-manipulating the stock market, illegally operating pharmaceutical companies, embezzling state-owned assets, fund-raising fraud, money laundering, transferring overseas assets, stock critics' speculation, corruption, murder and abuse of power.

Moreover, some scenes in the film definitely make many viewers who have experienced stock trading feel deja vu-when the good news comes out, the stock price soars and investors buy it crazily, but they don't know that what is waiting for them is the cruel reality of being "cut leeks" crazily. Therefore, this drama is also very grounded and makes people feel the same. I feel that as an ordinary person, it actually appears in a link of economic crimes.

Seeing all kinds of scenes in the play, I can't help but sigh that there is finally a domestic genre drama that does not insult the IQ of the audience. An excellent TV play is not only to entertain the audience, but also to reflect the reality and enlighten the people's wisdom. Fox hunting did it.

Wang Kai broke through himself and grasped the role. Hu Yijun's acting skills are mature and powerful.

In addition to the good story, the actors in this play performed well. Wang Kai plays a 27-year-old young policeman in the play. In fact, before this, Wang Kai also played a policeman in If Snails Have Love, but Wang Kai in that play was more or less handsome, which made people feel that the role was unreal.

Liu Yijun, the actor of the villain Wang Bailin, also played this role appropriately. Liu Yijun didn't show Wang Bailin bared his teeth, but showed restraint. Through some subtle movements, expressions or details, he showed Wang Bailin's cunning and wily. A look, a seemingly absent smile can make people shudder. As a villain, Liu Yijun's aura can completely compete with Hu Jun and Wang Kai, so it's quite enjoyable to watch the villain and the villain fight.

There are many characters who tell about criminal investigation without facial expressions, but they also reflect human nature.

Just like President Sun Ming who borrowed money from Wang Bailin, he did something illegal, but he also had his own difficulties. His father had cancer and needed medical resources, while only Wang Bailin could provide him with the former, so he gave in with luck, but he was frightened and always wanted to stop the loss in time. Sun Ming is not a bad guy in the strict sense, and he doesn't want to touch the bottom line, but he is short-sighted, weak-willed and eventually rolling in the deep.

Of course, this play also has some shortcomings. For example, its documentary shooting style makes some viewers uncomfortable and spits that "the camera is too shaky"; Wu Jiaqi, the heroine, is also somewhat unlovable, and her personality is too reckless and naive. The mode of getting along with Xia Yuan is a bit old-fashioned. However, despite its shortcomings, the drama is generally good in story, excellent in actors' performance and far-reaching, and it is indeed a masterpiece worth seeing in the near future.