In the background of superpowers, the appearance of small people and all beings is actually quite miserable. These people with superpowers are not as happy as ordinary people who don't know anything. What comes with it is not to run wild in the world, or to save the world according to the traditional hero script that upholds good intentions, while the other party who does many evils naturally becomes the villain who helps the protagonist grow and upgrade. How can there be such a real world? There is a lot of right and wrong. There is no absolute good person or absolute bad person. As contractors, they are in fact both victims and perpetrators. Every story tells us this truth. Just like the organization where Uncle Hei is not at the end, who would have thought that it was Pandora who wanted to eliminate all the contractors, and now the one who has been obstructing the action is the savior of the contractors. To give up the world for the sake of my sister, how innocent the world is, to give up my sister for the sake of the world, how pitiful that sister is. The ability that the contractor obtains is more of a contract and bondage to himself. The events over and over not only connect the whole story together, but also allow Uncle Hei to grow and appreciate the diversity of human emotions. There are lovely ordinary people and lovely contractors. Even doll is not an emotionless item. Uncle Hei kept choosing between humans and contractors, and finally gave his own answer.
I really like Li Shunsheng, who is gentle and shy and loves to eat, played by Uncle Hei. Everyone laughs and calls him the best actor, but I always wonder if Uncle Hei would be such a very special person in an ordinary family if so many things hadn't happened. As for the young man who loves his sister, unfortunately it cannot be assumed that the complexity of Uncle Hei's character is his charm.
There are many characters in it that I like very much, the three-dimensional shapes are not flat, and there are few idiots. Except for the overall tone that is a little dull, it is really a conscience.
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