This drama is the top 1 drama I've watched this year. I really like this kind of suspense drama that keeps reversing. In fact, things are not that complicated, but it is bold to propose that we have to see privacy leaks in the era of big data in today's society. question.
I really appreciate the style of British dramas that dare to expose, although I have to hack my rabbit in the end. Originally, I thought that counterfeiting surveillance was a mature problem, but this drama still made me horrified, probably rising to the point of arbitrary counterfeiting and crime.
A police inspector full of blood and justice, a group of "senior spies" who claim to be justice, under the banner of safeguarding national security and saving the common people, a lawyer who strictly abides by the law and procedural justice, a soldier who is already violent and brutally murdered prisoners of war, the plot In fact, it is very clear that everyone has their own righteousness. I still have to borrow Mr. Luo Xiang's saying "everyone is limited". Perhaps the best state is not to interfere with others by thinking that only oneself is righteous. Think about it.
On the topic of the post-truth era, I wrote a superficial topic draft in 2018. I didn’t expect the drama I watched by chance to be about this topic, which is quite a coincidence.
What you see is what others want you to see. When you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares into you. As an ordinary person in this era, he can only say that he is well versed but numb and powerless.
The big chessboard of lawyers revealed at the end showed me the confrontation between procedural justice and result justice, an eternal topic with no solution.
Although it's a common topic, I'm still very grateful for the show's ability to show it vividly, which is more thought-provoking than a simple conceptual discussion.
I can only say that I have discussed these topics in depth about 18 years ago, but I missed this drama for two years, which is really regrettable.
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