Episode 9

Estefania 2022-03-27 09:01:21

This person is carrying a backpack, is there a device in this backpack, and then after it is activated in this place, it can be accepted and controlled by a specific person or some equipment, and then the two worlds can be merged, or the world A can be destroyed ?
But I really didn't expect that this is the ninth episode. I always thought it was a melodrama with human nature at its core, but it suddenly became so exciting...

There is a phenomenon that many other races in the B world, such as Indians, Black people, and World A is rare. Does that mean that after the run-off, 500 million people died, and most of the people who died were European and American people? Then the population of Europe and the United States has shrunk, and they can only accept a large number of foreigners?

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Extended Reading
  • Monroe 2022-03-14 14:12:31

    01 Standardized mediocrity has no shortcomings and no bright spots. The opening routine of the routine The details of the plot routine of the routine, each part can know what will happen later. The plot progresses very slowly and the large amount of literary dialogue to explain the background and foreshadowing causes great harm to the rhythm. As a sci-fi drama, it has a sense of ritual rather than sci-fi. At the end, throwing a person unrelated to the previous plot to set up suspense and try to hook is just sad, no accident, the female killer will be whitewashed. All you can watch is the male lead performance.

  • Maureen 2022-03-28 09:01:13

    The title sequence is well done and the setting is very interesting, but I really can't think of a society that has invented smartphones without cameras, and they even have high-definition monitoring of the security of important departments and can shoot at random. If I skip all kinds of bugs, I am willing to give Samsung because the male lead is so good! ! !