1. Five countries joined forces, five people cooperated, and each person's image was three-dimensional and full. Although it is based on some stereotypes to create dramatic conflicts, but there is no sudden feeling, I think it is quite real. And from the moment they live on board, each person's actions are linked to their life experiences.
2. The line of Wang Lu surprises me. She has many conflicts: she was given preference to sons and daughters since she was a child; she married a person she didn't love (may still be in love when she got married) and had children; she carried the glory and pressure of the motherland. ; find out that he is in love with a girl. . . . . . These stories are revealed one by one in the cooperation with the crew, and these have also created her current character and behavior. This storyline alone is worth watching.
3. The only shortcoming is that there are too many family plots of the heroine, which are available in every episode. If the time is divided among the remaining four, the story of the remaining four will be better told. The setting of the heroine's daughter in puberty is really true. . . Anything that happens to a teenager is reasonable, but as an audience, it's not so easy to empathize. And watching the first few episodes of the heroine is really too tiger, I don't know how to choose to be the commander. . . . .
4. As a sci-fi film, I think the part involving sci-fi is very real, at least to a layman (me), the details that happen in it feel like the technology on the spaceship now.
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