I saw the introduction of the first episode of this American drama on a public account, and I felt very unique and novel at the time. A school for killers? It's the first time I've seen it on an American drama (I haven't seen other similar subjects), so I'm very impressed with the beginning of this drama. So I watched 6 episodes full of anticipation to see how good this "Killer Class" really is. Watched the first episode. Various settings and protagonists are introduced in great detail. What kind of campus gangs, various classes and special courses are also introduced more carefully, and the overall process has not gone wrong. Generally speaking, I am satisfied. But after I watched episode 3, I wondered what kind of killer school is this? He is proficient in smoking, drinking, and drug use, but he is also not good at fighting and assassination. The further back the story gets, the more confusing it is. When I saw the fifth episode, I didn't know what the episode was trying to express. In order to kill a friend's father, a hidden BOOS appeared out of nowhere. The cuckold king was merciful, but his wife wore a double cuckold and finally died tragically at his own hands. This plot is really twists and turns and bizarre! Although I think the shooting method of this episode is a bit unique and novel, but the trend of the plot, the collapse of the characters, and the loopholes in the settings make me feel that there is no need to watch it.
The killer in my mind is always calm and well-planned like the code name 47; he is proficient in physical and spear techniques like John Wick, who kills simply and neatly. Not a bunch of cigarettes and heroin in the killer school. Drinking beer and playing video games after school. The rebellious adolescents who want to kill, kill, and want to have sex. In short, the plot of this drama gets more and more confusing as it goes to the back. There are all kinds of miserable comparisons among friends, all kinds of collapses in the characters, and all kinds of confusion in logic. It is a completely unqualified script. 3 stars, 1 star for good BGM, 1 star for impression points for the first episode, and last star for perfect killers like John Wick and 47.
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