The first episode is to explain the characters and the origin of the story. The overall plot is quite compact. The time shows that in 2003, the whole family was hunted and killed in an open area of the forest. The mother died and the father fled into the dense forest with the young daughter. Then the picture returned to the present. The daughter has grown up and is 16 years old. Years of isolation, how did you survive? Chasers let you escape on foot in the forest with your baby in your hand? Training my daughter to shoot is real guns and live ammunition. Where can I get so much ammunition?
Daughter is curious about the outside world, knows the son of a lumberjack, and a plug-in Snickers bar. Although it has been 16 years, the pursuit order is still in effect, and the daughter is hunted down as soon as she shows her face, but the hunters have no time to search the forest, preferring to wait 16 years.
The logic is messed up, I don't dare to think too much, the characters are young and beautiful, and the action scenes are clean and neat. After watching the first episode, I can only tell myself that this is a transitional account of the background and characters, and the wonderful ones may be behind.
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