A very exciting British drama. The important police officers who work carefully and carefully and give people a sense of security are actually pitiful little ones who are deeply troubled by PSTD. He was sent to be the bodyguard of the female minister in the cabinet, and started the spark of CP with the female minister, but he did not know that he was involved in a coup conspiracy.
The first three episodes are the history of the development of underground love, and the last three episodes are the history of revenge in which the male protagonist is the female protagonist. All the plots are tight and confusing, and then reversed at the last moment.
Some people criticize the death of the heroine, but I think that if the heroine is not dead, this drama will develop into a stereotyped Mary Sue drama in the workplace, which is not a British drama.
The bomb disposal in the last episode was really exciting. When I saw the male protagonist being wronged and no one believed it, my heart was tugged. Fortunately, the male protagonist was extremely intelligent, and his wife's IQ was online. The ending is a bit of a forced happy ending. The suspect's confession is too easy, but it is acceptable. After all, I also selfishly hope that the male protagonist can be happy.
When it comes to accents, the male protagonist's Scottish accent is really difficult to understand, and calling his mother has become a stalk. I heard that the actor is going to play the new version of 007, I hope he can restrain his accent or dub. Otherwise I can't imagine 007 with a Scottish accent, like Daniel Wu in plastic Mandarin.
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