This kind of anti-superhero drama hits the soul directly, humanizing the lofty, sacred heroes. The focus is not on super powers, but on the necessary shortcomings of human nature. Eight episodes in one breath are too comfortable. In fact, compared to superheroes, Huey, a little human being, is more able to catch me. The growth of this character is complete and natural. He is changing, and others are discovering. Hahahahahahaha, I found my shadow again from him. I was timid and fearful. I was despised by my friends until his girlfriend was mistakenly killed. He went to take revenge, and then calmly re-accepted life and loved it. In the past, I still felt that his final "giving up" was just cowardice, but now I think that the intermediate stage is essential. I think I need to find it again, otherwise I will end up just as a coward. To tell the truth, those superheroes who started the game had a set of secrets. The mood changed very sharply, and there was only one thought in my heart: "Superheroes are nothing more than that. They are broken to the bones, and they are all perverted." Later, after scenes, you will find that many things have a reason. I first established a concept in my heart. They are superheroes. Their ideas and practices must be noble and perfect, at least if they are honest, but I overlooked one point. Superman is a human. Human nature, in the end realize that they are also children deceived by society. In the end, overall, this drama feels very real to me. It crushes many good things that I thought before. It is not darkness or misery, but facts. PS. This can only be watched at the age of eighteen. If there are more children, please don’t mess around?
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