(Introduction first, then Yang) To be honest, I felt a little embarrassed about the Empire part in the first episode. It looked more like a very long synopsis, with a heavy sense of suspension and pretentiousness, and the aura of the characters was created a little too hard. The construction of the parallel world of the Korean Empire is somewhat unconvincing (for example, the conceptual design of some indoor scenes is very confusing), but the Republic of China part is quite ok, deliberately crashing a car to lead a snake out of its hole is very funny
After the hero and heroine met in the second episode, the overall atmosphere changed a bit, that is, it became "grounded". The heroine's first impression of the hero can be summed up as follows: How strange is this person? Half crazy and half stupid..." It's a break with tradition, after all, the heroines of Korean dramas in the past always wanted to be crazy when they saw the male lead.
The contrast is cute: the female protagonist "gets started" with the emperor who is accustomed to the high-ranking and invincible as soon as he disagrees The male protagonist's unexpected appearance makes me very dark. What's the matter? My inner os: I'm calling you to drag hahahaha)
(The color tone and layout of the police station are quite beautiful, especially this full-side angle, it is very romantic?)
The reason why the heroine is the heroine is reflected in her particularity. For example, when the people around me are stunned by the handsome man for half a second or take out their mobile phone to take pictures, the heroine is still very calm, and the library is there. have laughed at me. Of course, this is also inseparable from her professionalism as a police officer. I also like her character, she is blunt and grumpy.
To be continued (maybe
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