After watching the first episode, it tells the other side of superheroes very well. They not only have the infinite beauty of fighting against the enemy on the battlefield, but also have troubles and trivia in life, which makes the heroes more suitable for the public and shapes the emotions of the characters. It is fuller and more able to arouse the emotions of the audience. Adding some affinity to the term superhero that makes people feel out of reach. Sam couldn't take the pressure of the shield and turned it over to the government, and the Winter Soldier redeemed himself from the crimes he committed in the past, and I'm sure we'll get to know two new superheroes after watching this season. And I don't understand why so many people criticize this episode for too little fighting scenes or too much nonsense. I admit that the big scene does look cool, but what's the point of fighting all the time? Without the shaping of characters' emotions and the introduction of life, isn't the so-called superhero in our eyes a machine that only fights and kills without a soul? In this way, we will all be bored and very naive after all. Finally, why are there so many people who come here to blow dc and start the battle without thinking? (I also like Zha Dao Zhenglian, but using this to lead the battle here will only lower the IQ and quality of DC fans) It is normal for this drama to complain if it doesn’t suit your appetite. It's really disgusting to discuss other works here.
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