The overall feeling is not as good as the first episode. There are too many people and the scene is complicated, but I feel that the story is not compact. I remember that many feature films always like to put the protagonist in a small environment, it seems that this can always catch the audience's attention more, and it is easy to blow the cow.
At the beginning of the first episode, two people were locked in a secret room, and then they began to interspersed to tell the reason and unfold the story; the beginning of this episode used a "violent" dead person as an introduction, which fell out of the cliché.
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