This drama is just a typical apocalyptic drama in a sci-fi coat, tyranny, resistance, a chance to save the world, a set of old elements. Nothing new, just mediocre.
There is a very important setting in the play. Modern robberies are controlled by tyranny, and civilians have no guns and no resistance. It made me wonder if the NRA invested in the film and vigorously advocated the freedom of holding guns.
In addition, it is really troublesome to have no electricity. The more developed countries are, the more troublesome it is. In modern production and life, there are really not many people who do not use electricity. Rebuild the steam engine? Without electricity, I can't even make a decent steel plate.
To be honest, the show wasn't as bad as everyone said.
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