As far as the story itself is concerned, I do prefer ghost invasion, but the shooting method of the ghost manor seems to be more refined, and the core of the story has switched from family love to love, and finally sublimated to talk about memory and forgetting. As long as it is not forgotten, it will always exist.
I like the fifth episode the most, flashing back and forth, and finally telling the truth at the end, Hannah trapped herself in a loop because she didn't accept the fact that she was dead, and finally the cook and gardener left and left Hannah alone, She whispered alone, unable to erase the fact that she was dead, leaving only infinite sadness.
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