Good god, it really can't stand up to scrutiny at all. First of all, the background structure is not done well. The setting of meteorites may cause disasters is ok, but everything that follows is strange. Except for the protagonist, the others (who were not selected) became big idiots. And the government's response and countermeasures. In the past, in order not to cause panic, as long as a few people survived, the setting was ok, but in the next period of time, everyone realized the seriousness of this matter, what else did you do? The black government is not so black. This big frame of yours is not well established. No matter what you want to express, you must greatly discount it, especially if you want to focus on individuals, it will only make people feel funny and playful.
Secondly, there are many points in the protagonist's entire escape process that cannot stand up to scrutiny, but in general it is ok than the previous one. Finally, when everyone entered the bomb shelter, I wanted to ask, why don't you drive your car in because the door is so spacious, knowing that after the "shock wave" comes, there will be nothing outside, and you won't drive your car in, yes Does the car not fit? Also, it is obviously more time-saving to take a car, and you have to run hard by yourself, tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk. It's not so neat to set off the tense atmosphere. Sure enough, those who are handsome are called flirting girls, and those who are ugly are called sexual harassment. Some are too lazy to say. To be a kind person, so give two stars, go for it.
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