. When I first heard about this show, I saw a poster of the Statue of Liberty wearing a Nazi swastika. The big screen in Times Square in New York is also a swastika. I was surprised and thought it would be a movie that explores the good and evil of human nature. Dramas of various political positions. But after watching it patiently, I felt so bored.
The novel was successful back then, probably because the subject matter of this kind of reality was relatively new, and the time of publication was very close to the time of victory. People watched the novel with lingering fears and imagined what would happen if they lost, and at the same time felt very self-conscious. Good thoughts: we beat those Nazis!
I don't know what the selling point of this show is. If it is an overhead parallel world, in fact, various American comics have already been involved. If it is to show people "what if history develops in the other direction", then the difference between the world in this show and the real world is not so shocking. At least for someone like me who has watched a lot of anti-Japanese spy war dramas
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