1. The fire cannot be contained in the paper.
After watching 4 episodes, let's not mention the significance of the existence of this small town, not to mention the role of those official reminders, just talk about the confidentiality. The fact that a certain place became a secret location in 2014 is unreliable in the first place. why? Because the show itself tells you: First, a Secret Service personnel disappeared (someone in the Presidential Guard disappeared! The President disappeared.), so the Secret Service sent people to find them and disappeared again, and then the Secret Service personnel’s wives and children I'm looking for my husband again... If this situation continues, then basically half of the people in the United States will come here. If the story takes place in the 1980s, it would be understandable, because there were no cell phones at that time, and there was no G!P!S!.
2. I saw
a plot in "Three-Body Problem" and "Three-Body Problem 1" where scientists found that every time they took a photo, a number was printed in the photo, so no one said anything, and they kept thinking, thinking, thinking. , why ah, because human beings are going to be destroyed, finished! Finally committed suicide. The male protagonist of this film, that is, everyone is this type of person. If there is anything, we communicate and communicate. Communication is the basis for people to get along with each other. Don't care if there are any doubts, let's just say no. no! I have to think about everything by myself, and you don't discuss it with everyone, just run, run, run away. Where are you going, what are you doing when you escape? Are you going to go back and get rescuers? Reunited with wives and children, these people let them do what they like? I haven't recovered from my injuries all day long, and I fainted three times in one episode. What are you busy with?
3. Plot introduction The rhythm is fast and slow. The main plot is all over the place. It's been 2 episodes before you point out the "four musts and four no policies". Isn't this policy your four basic principles? Big-character posters have not been posted everywhere. Why did the woman have her throat cut just after saying a word? This male protagonist is engaged in mass events and performance art all day long, but no one cuts his throat, and he finally gets a promotion. The black police officer let the monster drag it away, brush! Not to mention. The stories of wives and children dealing with the clichés of the characters need to be described more, explaining the many melancholy of their arrival in the new environment.
4. After reading the introduction of the original book, I have more questions.
a. If there are all those creatures outside who must eat people immediately to survive, then... how did they spend the hundreds of years without humans?
b. If the food is not enough, why not use the ration system as soon as possible, and give them what kind of work they do every day, and these jobs can't produce food yet. The fountain, the artificial rain, the coffee and cupcakes, and all the ice creams the former Sheriff couldn't finish, and playing with counterfeit bills. It means that everyone just found an excuse to squander the remaining supplies. Then all of a sudden one day he said: "Well, we have no resources... This is not the same as the bus driver suddenly said that he wanted to go to the toilet, and then drove around in his car. You thought he was looking for the toilet, but it took two years for him to say, In fact, the car is out of gas, what he is looking for is to add! Oil! stand! This is "I will cry when I know the truth".
c. Are there no Chinese among them?
I don’t know if Americans are all bitches. I feel like these people are the real giant pandas. After 1500 years, without any natural enemies, any danger, sufficient material resources and a very comfortable life, this group of people actually Going to extinction... Are the men and women irradiated or chanting side by side every night. If this is Chinese, put two. In less than 150 years, humans will be able to reoccupy the earth.
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