get straight to the point. The feeling of watching the first episode, the plot connection is still tense. There is no feeling that makes me hold on to something and keep my eyes on it. It is estimated that the screenwriter is afraid that this will lead to insufficient time and confusion in the narrative of the characters. This has the advantage of slowly unfolding the plot. I secretly thought this was the case, or I couldn't resist the impression of Spielberg in my mind, like "Band of Brothers".
Fortunately, I didn't have high expectations to watch this episode. I didn't let me down. I feel like it's a good start, after all, the name is there. Clues and burdens are buried first in this episode, and the conflict should be very intense later. As the old saying goes: no coincidence makes a book. The little nurse was detained, and the person who was about to speak out and discover the problem died abnormally. Reasonable, not bloody, not disgusting. Well, in the first episode of the first season, I only have these six words. Not bloody, not disgusting. It's not as good as "Ice and Fire" that attracts me so much that I am obsessed every day.
Three and a half stress-free!
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