How should I put it, it's not the kind of thriller with gongs and drums, but boiled frogs in warm water. At the beginning, when the train enters the tunnel and prepares to reach the destination, and when you look at the distant mountains in the sanatorium, the scenery is beautiful, isn't it? Everything looks beautiful, and it is indeed a place for the elderly to recuperate. But as the plot deepens and advances layer by layer, you will find that this is a devil, right? How beautiful it looks on the outside, how evil it is on the inside. Obviously, the nobility wanted to maintain a pure bloodline and combine with his sister's brain circuit, which was not biologically or morally wrong. Let’s talk about a few more details. 1. The male protagonist woke up from the hospital bed and drank a glass of water. He found a small thing on the wall of the cup, probably an eel’s egg or something; 2. The decoration in the sanatorium was clearly The standard configuration of haunted houses is okay; 3. Why is there a shortage of water after drinking so much water? Just a few cups of water enough to raise a bunch of eels? After that, the water he drank was not enough for the body to maintain normal physiological functions, and he was arrested to extract "vitamins" for the great devil dean to "keep youth forever". 4. The people in the town are afraid and apprehensive of this "dean". In addition to the money relationship, there are all kinds of terrifying methods they have seen. In short, coercion + lure. 5. What is interesting is that the heroine who has always lived in a world of "perfect protection", no matter how pink the room is decorated, no matter how romantic and warm, it is not as good as the hormonal impulse brought to her by a young and strong man. effective. It's not particularly brilliant, but it's also great, every shot, the beauty is suffocating, the horror is also breath-taking, mind-numbing, as if immersed in the scene.
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