Everyone did not take a break, and then shot the third scene.

As Fang Ziheng stuttered and shouted: "The gold is around his neck."

The Vietnamese boy played by Zhao Yingjun suddenly stretched out his hand, opened Tang Ren's collar, looked at the tattoo on his chest and mocked: "Oh, you are still arrogant!"

"It's all on the road, please give me some face!"

Baoqiang bit his lip and begged in a breathless tone.

"Why not complete!"

“Halfway through the tattoo, I couldn’t stand the pain anymore, so I stopped.”

"You're so fucking docile!"

Lei Datou slapped Bao Qiang on the head and shouted the second punchline of the scene.

In the original play, this sentence is also a very big highlight, especially when it is said in Northeastern dialect, it has a full comedic effect.

Next, the highlight comes.

"Brother Bei" and the other three found out that Qin Feng was Tang Ren's nephew, and immediately found a breakthrough point.

Vietnamese Zai pointed a gun at Qin Feng's head and forced Tang Ren to submit.

Tang Ren scolded Qin Feng for his lack of ambition, and Qin Feng cried and shouted the phrase "blood is thicker than water."

This group of shots is very difficult.

Fang Ziheng and Bao Qiang's hands were really tied, and they haven't stopped squatting until now, and their legs are numb from squatting.
Chapter completed!