The first 40% are handled well, and the rhythm and the story are full of crises and suspicions. However, the story itself is always weak. When it comes to the back, it is completely messed up, and the story cannot continue to unfold and it is for the protagonist. The pressure is not high enough, and it is difficult for the audience to feel the excitement.
In addition, it may be that the funds for the first test stage are not enough, and the photographic soundtracks and props are very casual and slightly cheaper. . . Looking forward to whether there is a surprise in the second part~~
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