The plot is thoroughly understood. In the final summary, the key is the madman who had a mental breakdown. He changed the development trajectory of the last human beings by himself. At the same time, he is very interested in the social composition of bloodthirsty monsters. They live in groups, and they are obviously early awakened humans. What has been mutated, but why haven't the human beings spawned by viruses and other biochemicals left a little bit of scientific and technological knowledge? Seeing that their hunters have been equipped with things like acetylene torches, why didn't they speed up their running around? Why did the monsters not show their mating scenes when they were photographed sleeping together? (According to the number, there are a few pairs that have a high probability of mating...) Human-turned monsters should also have a sense of private territory. Why do they all sleep together? ? The other biggest problem is.... How many human flesh does the hundreds of monsters need to feed? The total number of people on board is more than 5,000, enough to feed for a few years. ? ?
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