It can be said to be a hodgepodge of dramas... But the result of the hodgepodge and only six episodes is that it feels that many places are not portrayed in detail in retrospect, or stop abruptly at the places where I thought there was an expansion.
In the first three episodes, I would think that the relationship between the two people is the main focus, and I will gradually portray the rich character of the male protagonist from a contradictory perspective. On the one hand, it is the responsibility of being a bodyguard, and on the other hand, it is the trauma that I have suffered and even use my family as a bargaining chip. Being threatened by the boss to become the front line of the political struggle, this kind of feeling changes quickly, and the male protagonist behaves well, but always feels that some foreshadowing is lacking. Of course, the two people's "improper relationship between men and women" plays as a selling point, which exaggerates the atmosphere.
After the heroine in the next three episodes went offline, the plot ran wildly in the direction of politics, action, and police detectives. The abstinence-style uniform tempts the little wolf dog to become a meticulously reborn detective. The rhythm is so fast that people can finish it in one breath. In fact, the basic logic is still complete, and it is unavoidable that in many places, I feel that it has been handled hastily, such as The biggest problem is the sudden confession of the holy warrior at the end really caught me off guard. The sudden reconciliation between the two also made me look stunned. I forced a big reunion and a big reunion...
In short, I think it is very enjoyable to watch this kind of non-brain-burning drama when it is a drama shortage. It is very enjoyable to enjoy the eyes without doing too much analysis and thinking. Besides, there are all the elements that should catch people in it. The value and acting skills are online (can someone praise the male protagonist's ex-wife is really beautiful), I finished it with the high score at the beginning, and I recommend it myself~
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