Color tone: dark blue, green, earth and white, clean, cold, orderly, sci-fi, spooky, mysterious, ancient castle... it feels all.
Framing: The angle of framing is very artistic, and many scenes are comparable to oil paintings.
Props: The decoration of those glass jars in the cave is so beautiful that it is like art itself, which is unique.
The story is told in a mess, and it is in various pieces that are not logically basic, so let's just watch the excitement.
There are too many illogical plots, so I will say three:
1. The male main has to go through three times to open the lid of the toilet tank, not to mention his high IQ, a normal person will open the lid for the first time.
2. As for the other visitors, the relatives and friends of these wealthy people, it is said that there is no return, but the author deliberately avoided it. It was the young man who foolishly came to visit the male protagonist, and he further investigated.
3. A normal person would flee back to New York and then call the police. The high-IQ and stupid male protagonist held the wrong foot again.
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