I read the book and then watched the drama version of "No One Survives". The drama version feels more terrifying than the book. The whole environment is well rendered and dim. It really feels like a thriller, although I watch it. I have read books, but when I see the books in the books turned into visible entities, I still feel incredible. Everything has become visualized, and I can truly see the isolated island, the appearance of the mansion, and every furnishings in it. , the expressions of each character, panic, fear, collapse, these can be fully performed by the actors, and I don't have to rely on my own imagination.
This drama spends a lot of pen and ink on the shaping of characters, and many criminal methods have been simplified. Maybe this is a pity, but after all, the space is limited, and the focus of the book and the drama version will be a little different. Telling a story with such relish in three episodes, and making people introspective after listening to the story, has been very successful.
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