This group of monsters has no name, no interests, no organization, just breed and eat.
It is very ironic that our daily pursuit, fame and fortune, but it is useless for a while, teaching how to be nothing on the battlefield, and finally the cutting machine has to reflect the value.
This moral premise can be very touching. But it turned into a line, and the plot was not cool enough. Humanity was about to perish. There were only two or three people there, and a large number of scientists were alive, but they couldn't produce any data. Then the heroine suddenly developed toxins.
The plot is completely broken, and the front and rear parts are smelly and long, like two movies. But seriously, this moral premise is really touching. Fame and status, compared with life, compared with love, what is more important? Humans lose to monsters because they don't want anything. This can actually be very interesting and thought-provoking.
However……
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