real. . It sucks. . There are so many things that make people puzzling, I will only say three points:
1. The antidote for the humanoid is obviously not used by me, so I have to mutate and die in the end.
2. So the male protagonist must save Mino no matter cost what, is it just because he is a good friend? Shouldn't we show some struggles when we sacrifice the ego in the face of the big self, or when labor and capital demand the ego? Qipa said that the topic that was debated in the first episode of the first season can be said by others for two hours. You are not struggling at all, you dare to tell me that you are the male protagonist? The little brother doing the experiment next to you thinks so much more than you! ! You don't describe human nature in many ways, why are you making a trilogy just because the story is too long to finish in one? But I think just one of these convoluted plots is enough... In the end, Mino was rescued and did not have any key impetus to the plot...
3. In the end, the male protagonist took a leisurely walk on the beach with his own serum. A group of so-called immune people who survived the death established a small seaside kingdom (maybe), regardless of whether the outside world lived or died, the virus was still spreading. They were almost dead, and the other few who were left alive were rich people in the city. To be clear, the so-called rich depends on krypton gold and no money depends on mutation? ? Is this the so-called utopia? ? uppercase question mark face
So what are you going to tell us about this movie? ?
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