This is a drama whose three views are too crooked, and the ending is spicy and disappointing, Reivew on Solace

Filming techniques and stories are okay. But I don't like the ending so much. Is it a fart if the evil does not oppose the right, the screenwriter, you finally got into the wind... How can you let the protagonist play the role of God? It's so out of character. It is equivalent to encouraging this perverted practice of euthanizing others in disguise. After watching so many films with similar themes, none of them ended up being suppressed by the unbearable pain of life like this show. The beauty of life lies in its unknown, even pain must have beautiful memories in it. I think the ending should be like this: I still remember the days when my daughter was sick. While mostly painful, it ends with a few particularly heartwarming and happy moments. Show the screenwriter's position, at least the three views at the end are correct and sunny. Again: hate this fatalistic ending!
And that story about neurofibromas. Although the disease is passed on to the child, the parents have experienced the touching personal life of being a parent. Although the child has a genetic disease, he has also been loved and hurt by his parents. How can such a happy family of three be alone before the occurrence of this together? The idea is killed. Have you asked the client how they feel? It's amazing to have super powers, and you have to use the interface that you can't control to pretend to be innocent. The three views of the screenwriter are really crooked.
I thought that after the nonsense of the villain bb you will kill me balabala for a long time, the male protagonist will use his body to block the gun, sacrifice himself, put the villain in prison and end this vicious circle with his own life... I didn't expect it to be like this... the villain still The protagonist was really killed, and then at the end the protagonist turned out to be a hooligan who killed his daughter. The influence of the white lotus was really real...

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