I watched it a few years ago and now I have watched it again and again, but I still have to admire this fresh and refined plot. Many people may focus on many details, such as why the killer can come and go freely, and why there is no surveillance. These aspects are indeed It's a bit utopian, but the focus of this show should never be reality but delicate emotional portrayal, as well as the emotional communication between the two, such as the little pervert who stole eve's luggage and then returned it, and every murder Will leave traces on purpose for eve to discover, and have a deep feeling for eve, which is why so many mortals died in vain in this drama (if you don't understand, you will think how good these people are, why they want to die, etc... But the plot also shows For the selfishness of these people who have helped petty perverts but were killed, everyone is not purely altruistic) For example, the julian in the second season is very much like the old man who helped joe by a female addict, and discussed with joe for half a day of astronomy, geography and history Religion still wants to force Jjoe in the end... It also feels like some kind of tribute, this kind of careless little pervert helps her have no time to pay attention to these small favors, and only pays attention to what she wants, go straight for love, this kind of warm emotion is also The romantic sublimation of this drama is much more interesting than the inexplicable encounters made in China. Otherwise, those idol dramas in which the two always meet are too annoying and very cliché. Such so-called "hunting" is actually The dystopia of "Protection" is unexpected and very eye-catching, and the audience can really feel the European and American romance in it. There is a feeling that I love you so deeply that I want to kill you, a bit of suffocating love The madness, but it won't really kill you, this is much more interesting than those sadomasochism that is suppressed and opposed by parents, and the two of them will never meet every day for a lifetime. It feels like a warm expression, right?
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