the main line is that they protect the oil pipeline and the developers of that oil pipeline; and then there are the various traps of the villain.
The heroine (drone supervisor) is actually the villain. First of all, her appearance attracts the killer to kill the hero (1. Deliberately seduce the hero to an open place, the killer will not aim at it so coincidentally, and the shots on both sides are alternated) 2. When the male protagonist finishes answering the phone, the woman disappears); secondly, the female protagonist says for various reasons behind her that her instrument is ok, and the male protagonist investigates privately and is harassed by her; in the final episode, she is anxious to turn off the Humans and machines are entirely for their own lives.
In the last episode, the heroine said that she admitted that there is a problem with the drone, which is actually a contrast to the whole story. The real boss is next to the male protagonist, but they don't know it; if this place is said to be a love affair Speaking of love, I think it's a bit silly, because there is absolutely no spark between the two of them in the film.
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