Ever since I watched "Murder" and realized my preference for this type of detective drama, I have been looking for similar American dramas: the tone of the screen is cold enough, the content focuses on the delicate inner world of the characters, and the structure is not a unit form of one story.
Staying up late to watch the second episode of the current update, I am very happy that it is another story that needs to be ridden. The relationship between the characters is complex enough to create an impression on the audience with the detailed clues, which will give people a vague premonition. Jigsaw puzzles are general, with a hazy feeling of understanding before the final picture comes to light.
I am looking forward to the answer to this puzzle. At least until the second episode, a lot of suspense has been left.
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