After watching 9 episodes in one breath, I was deeply attracted, the characters are real, the feelings are delicate, and the contradictions and conflicts are appropriate. It's just because the episodes are too short that there are too many coincidences on Keyes, and the writers seem eager to drive him back to his father, who sees the shadow of the godfather at the end of the last episode. And Jamie's betrayal was a little easier. Then there is the daughter's ability not really reflected, but Jamie's ability to make people shine. It may only be because of the first season, I look forward to new breakthroughs in the follow-up, don't let it end!
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