In general, the entire 8 episodes of the show are depressing blue and black, with a slow rhythm and a little dull in the middle, but episodes 7 and 8 are wonderful. The idea is very high, this drama really has no intention to explore who the prisoner is and his criminal psychology, which is a special place. Although there are discussions on juvenile psychology and crime, the focus is on the law and public opinion to "defend" their own image or position in the name of finding the truth, but it is not really objective and fair. I just want to convict; public opinion has become a moral judge, leading to a tragedy in which the family cannot live normally and even eventually disintegrate...
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