Compared with the first part, the plot rhythm of the second part is indeed inferior. In the first hour or so, I told a lot of useless stories. When I started to change roles, I thought it would be interesting, but the result was really average. The two old grandfathers were very procrastinated, especially the male protagonist's grandfather has no limit. The teammates killed several people in succession, and the most serious one actually reduced the health of all members by one. It is understandable if I don't understand it in the early stage, but it is still the same in the later stage, which is really annoying. In terms of the plot, there is no point of interest in the first part. Maybe because I have watched the first part, I have a high expectation for the second part, but after watching it, it will be greatly reduced. It makes me have to fast forward and watch it, it's really boring.
Watching the entire drama, there is not a single sentimental energy that impressed me in particular. Compared to the first Martha fighting while dancing, and Bethany taught her how to seduce the guard, it's not too cute! There is also Johnson's deep eyes in the first part, and every time it is accompanied by BGM, it always feels great. In the second part, every time Grandpa makes this expression, he always feels very contradictory.
The only thing that kept me going through it was Johnson's fight and Hart's sense of humor. There is also the only IQ online is Martha, which has become the core key of the whole drama. There will be a third part of the feeling of watching the easter eggs. I am guessing whether it is the hero's mother who will enter the game. I hope that it is not for the hard-working script at the box office. The plot setting can be more reasonable and logical, and the dialogue and levels can be more interesting.
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