Overall review
- Although not as good as the previous seasons, it is still a passable American drama
- Beneath technology is human nature. The components of technology are less and less, and the proportion of human nature is increasing.
- There are fewer and fewer unexpected new ideas, and it feels that it is all supported by the acting skills of the actors
The first episode of "Brotherhood" in the virtual world
Fighting games spark virtual passion, between two boys growing up and growing up.
- Slowly type a "? 』
- Game + time, is it really the foundation that promotes the foundation of love?
- In other words, male players who play female characters will be chosen in the game. In the process of playing, will there be female psychological convergence?
- When you know that there is a male player behind the female character on the opposite side, do you have that different feeling for "her"?
- Or, in general not, unless... a playmate from childhood to adulthood?
Episode 2 You grabbed my attention, I took my lover's life
The social software that competes for users' attention is the first priority, causing a user to have a car accident while watching the software feed, ruining his wife. The user held a social software intern hostage and asked the police to help him communicate with the software's CEO. After the software company and the police worked together to coordinate ineffective, the user and the CEO finally got on the phone. The user confessed to the CEO on the phone that he had ruined his wife for his own sake. In this extreme way, he gave feedback to the software company, hoping that the software would take this into account in future version updates. The CEO also complained to the user on this point, because the first priority is to compete for the user's attention, which is not the original intention of his founding, but is set by the company's KPI department. The user organized the CEO to go on, because his purpose was served. He tries to free the kidnapped intern, but the intern in turn tries to organize his suicide, which results in police sniping at the user.
- There are many details, the story level is not clear enough, and the black technology has not reached the threshold of the audience who want to seek surprises.
- The user is "Morrietty" of the detective Sherlock, and the acting is all online.
- The script is a bit weak, and it feels like it's all clichés and nothing new. In this case, too long screen time is no longer a big satisfaction, but a tasteless.
Episode 3 My freedom is in my own hands
Ashley (ASH) is an entertainer who wants to get out of his manager's control and show his true side, but his little act is discovered by his manager. The agent started first and controlled her with drugs. With the help of technology, the agent can still create with ASH's brain, opening up a new business model through "virtual image + ASH creative talent". With the cooperation of the previously launched ASHTOO virtual AI robot and ASH's fans and sisters, ASH broke the conspiracy and finally got rid of the control, and transformed into another artist who was not so sunny.
- There are many elements: brain transplantation to create AI; virtual artist image (similar to Hatsune Miku); relationship between agency and artist (it is said that this episode is related to Britney Spears); the protagonist is played by former child star Miley Cyrus
- The black technology involved is mainly related to the transfer of brain consciousness, as well as AI recognition (one is ASH too, the other is the fan boss's smart mousetrap)
- Two interesting characters: ASH, who wants to transform, only has his eyes on the fan dad of his mouse-catching business
- Highlights: The plot is quite interesting (although the routine is old, there are still new materials)
- Fly in the ointment: There are too many characters in the factory, even the protagonist is not portrayed very deeply, and he has been blind for such a long time
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