I see in the comment section that some people say it is a work of God and some say it is not a work of God, so what is the definition of a work of God? I think everyone's work of God may be different, the same as those who read books, age, experience, etc. It will cause you to see things differently, as long as it touches your heart and makes you feel like you never had before.
I personally like the rebellious Lelouch, although it is really a story of a middle school girl who destroys the world and creates a new world, and the body proportions are very strange (that's how I felt when I first watched it) , the legs are so slender and long, and the whole body is like a hemp pole, just get used to it), but I still think it is a very good drama.
After watching Fan Zong, some people hate Suzaku, although I don't like it either, but he is not wrong. Both he and Lelouch want to create a better world, but the reasons for choosing are different. Suzaku wants to improve his level and then Change Britannia from the inside, and Lelouch uses the method of directly fighting against it. It seems cool, but Lelouch's method is actually very difficult. If he didn't have such a smart brain and geass, he would have died long ago. Well, if he is not the prince of Britannia, how can he possibly sit on the throne to rule Britannia, and it is his special identity and special abilities that lead to his success. On the contrary, Suzaku's method is very safe and secure, but the possibility of success is not high. When he manipulated Lancelot, when he said that he was a numberer, he could see the contempt of the Britannia for the Japanese. , even if he eventually becomes a Knight of the Round Table, he still has no right to participate in politics and cannot interfere in those decisions. Unless he becomes the supreme ruler, there will still be Britannia to suppress him.
As for some people questioning why Lelouch's death in the end would make the world a better place, this is a very strange feeling, Lelouch locked everyone up after his victory, which is equivalent to having a common enemy , of course those who stand on the united front will be a little closer, and it also means sharing hardships. It's the same as you'll be more likely to be friends with someone or something you hate in common.
It is not denied that some of the lines are really second-class, but there are also some classic lines that you will not forget for a long time after you read them.
In short, I still recommend you to watch it, and you can decide for yourself whether it is good or not.
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