The night shift manager broadcasted to the fourth episode, and the rhythm slowly picked up. It made me feel the difference between spy movies and spy movies. The confrontation between the characters in the play is more in my heart than the frontal physical conflict. And the ideological level, so the male lead seems a bit weak. Without black technology, you can’t play ten at a time, and even if you haven’t participated in any special training, your physical fitness is better than ordinary people, and then they grow longer and have a higher affinity. This makes the male protagonist not persuasive to make the audience feel that he is doing it. It’s so good because of his abilities and characteristics, and even think it’s because other people in the play are too stupid. So when I feel that the plot is slow, I am attracted to other things, such as the male protagonist's face, such as the boat scene that looks a little too much.
But I personally think that all of these plots are logically excessive, or that this drama is rare. I watched each episode three times, but I can still discover new things every time, too much information and clues. Being hidden, the audience needs to find thinking and connection. Including boat dramas, their meaning is not only based on sex and love, but also for other reasons.
Can a person's body itself become a bargaining chip and weapon, or something that can be used? The answer should be yes, for example, I was attracted by the male lead to watch this show. And this point is used to the extreme in this drama. Sophie and jed are mistresses who have watched three different ship scenes first. They all know that their beauty and body are a bargaining chip and very valuable. The girl in the second episode is his landlord, and she is A person who is attracted to bad men and can't help approaching.
For Sophie, she clearly knows the real tragedy behind the seemingly free resistance of the people of her own country, and at the same time, among all the people she knows, only the male protagonist may be willing and able to help her. Her righteousness made her use the information It gave the male protagonist a possibility to blog. After being discovered by the information leak, she hoped that the male protagonist could help her escape. In addition to the male protagonist’s sense of justice and the male subjective feelings towards her, she needed a kind of subjective feelings. More realistic things that can make the male protagonist not let go of her, such as pity and responsibility for her lover, this is the reason why she actively seduces the male protagonist (she must also have a good impression of the male protagonist, after all, she has a good face and good temperament), because She wants to rely on the male lead. At the same time, this was also the reason why she finally left the protagonist. She found that the protagonist may not be as reliable as she thought. She can only live on her own, so she left the protagonist and chose to believe in herself. As for the male protagonist, he has a lot of fondness for Sophie, whether it is for her beautiful appearance or willing to expose her dark character, so he is willing to help her, give her a sense of security (including revenge for her later), and even can I guess if Sophie really survives, they might live incognito and happily together like the hero and the heroine at the end of the original novel.
Jed and Sophie are very similar. When she was with roper, she only thought he was a rich man selling agricultural machinery, but then roper’s wife told her the truth, and she verified that roper was an arms seller. At the same time Including the tension between the two people made her want to leave, and around her, only the male protagonist seemed to have a different identity and might be able to help her (and a good impression), so she chose the male protagonist. As for the male protagonist, he definitely likes jed, and he can also see Sophie's shadow on her, so in the fourth episode, he chose not to run except for the roper, and there must be a reason to save jed.
The girl and the male lead in the second episode are completely different from the previous two. This time, the male lead is using his charm and body to attract the girl. Because he needs someone to prove to report the crime, completely turning himself into a wanted criminal and letting the villain believe that he has no choice but to stay among them. Suspicious people believe that they have someone in charge. The main man made this. Kind of feeling. This is the reason why he went to Devonshire, and the sister is the proof. The male protagonist attracted the girl with his own mysterious danger and handsomeness. This girl will care about the male protagonist after the two have a closer relationship, and she will be the first. Time to discover the "crime" of the male protagonist, become a reporter and witness, and also become a part of the background of the male protagonist's disguise, to win the trust of the villain, and make everything more reasonable (using the identity of the sister’s ex-husband may be a surprise, or it may be I deliberately chose it only after finding out the background of the girl from the beginning). Here the girl can see from her ex-husband that she will be attracted to bad guys, and the male lead is a scumbag. I think it may be that the male protagonist has the least emotional inclination but develops a relationship more for the task.
In short, I think this drama is really a good aggravation, all the undercurrents are hidden in the flat, waiting for the final outbreak. From the beginning of the third episode, the rhythm has made people nervous, looking forward to the explosion of the last two episodes below.
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