When I watched the first episode for the first time, I felt plain and felt that the protagonist was a bit weak as a spy. I thought it could not be like this, and then read it again. I found out that I had a lot of misunderstandings and got some details.
In the first episode, the male protagonist showed kindness, closeness, dedication, simplicity, directness, and a little innocence; the big boss also indirectly and directly established a cold and elusive image. The beautiful mistress is the origin.
First of all, the male protagonist has a good time in the local area. The second in command of the embassy is a close friend, and the little brother in the kitchen can help. He will truly be happy for the success of the resistance movement of the locals, trust each other with different kinds of friends, and will not be busy fleeing passively in times of chaos. Simply sketch the image of a good single man who has retired from the military.
The Egyptian mistress needed him as she had needed the shelter of other men. She may seem pitiful but strong, and the interaction between the two is almost always driven by her. So in the end, she herself lost the confidence in the manager and chose to return to the hotel to control herself.
The manager has a feeling of worrying about the country and the people, and he never thought that he would indirectly lead to the loss of beauty. It is difficult to get positive support on the side of justice. The police intended to silence her and threatened her slightly, saying, "Actually, you killed her." The manager suddenly felt sad, and in a sense, he was responsible for the death of the beauty. The manager went through this battle before he fell into the big pit.
Although he was still a manager in Switzerland, it was a lonely exile. Living alone, an unmanned car, a small restaurant with few people, a quiet night sky. The opportunity for revenge came suddenly, and the manager did not have time to hesitate, and the heart of revenge was still there.
I don't know if anyone noticed that the skin on the forehead of the manager in Egypt was tanned piece by piece, and the skin was tender in Switzerland. The details of the party are pleasantly surprised.
So this is actually a story (at least for the time being) of an ordinary person being involved in a military incident and trying to get revenge and destroy the people (at least for now). The process may be more random and full of uncertain factors. But this ordinary man was once a courageous soldier.
However, female directors always like to explore the fragile qualities of Dou Sen, which leads me to think that he is really not a civilian in the army?
In the first episode, the details are very rich, and the performances are in place. The human face is as clear as the nature, which is very touching.
The only shortcoming is that the temperament of Dou Sen is stealing the spotlight, and the rhythm is diluted by the picture like a personal show. I can only watch the brain supplement plot a few more times.
Waiting for the next episode, looking forward to a two-player rivalry.
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