This is an unpleasant male protagonist

First of all, I want to declare that I have always loved the protagonist very much. After all, the protagonist Su can still be at ease, even if there are very few screenwriters who embrace the evil taste of the abuser. After reading the beginning, I wanted to say that the male protagonist was so cute when he was a child, but when he grew up he grew crooked. His face looked like a European and American star, and after watching a few episodes, he thought of Garfield in a trance. As for whether I am blind, it is hard to say. The acting skills are very modest, and there is no bursting point. But this should also be related to the fact that the plot is too plain, and there is no climax for him to show off his acting skills.
As for the heroine, it should be the one I finished watching the first season. So far, I haven't figured out whether it is Iris who is the friend of the hero Alan or a lover. After this sentence, everyone will know how tangled the plot is. In fact, this kind of undesirable plot could have jumped out of the cliché that the male and female protagonists are together sweetly, but I don’t know if it’s because the screenwriter lacks control, or if he spends his life all his love, making the relationship between the characters in the whole plot very chaotic. . And the derailment of the last few episodes of Parallel Time makes me more willing to believe that it should be the latter. In such a disgusting situation, you think the line of emotion is just like this, it can't be worse, the screenwriter will teach you how to be a person in minutes, and kill her boyfriend with a big wave. Okay, okay, going around the heroine in the next season may still return to the embrace of the hero. The failure of a character to portray is not only reflected in the inexplicable and tugging emotional line, but also in the offline IQ of the behavioral model. The most important point is that she is still stubborn to report the Flash's deeds, knowing that she will bring danger to the Flash. God knows what she is going to do.
In terms of plot, the front is okay. You can use it as a popcorn drama to pass the time until you find that the main story is too slow and you get bored. The story mode of each episode is too singular. At the beginning, the hero loses his temper at the people around him, and then apologizes to them at the end. In the later stages, I focused on what superpowers would appear. As for the protagonist, I don’t know if it’s a girlfriend or a lover who continues to entangle
him , who care~ By the way, the villain’s IQ is very touching, it’s a humanoid experience book. Even Mi Shuai and the big boss still make people think, ah, the villain who is 30 higher than the average IQ of 50 is a powerful villain, who are you fooling the screenwriter! ! !
All in all, this is a super-powered love with an unpleasant man and woman. As for the plot, don't criticize too much.

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