Generally speaking. Because it is viewed together with the relative universe, it seems stretched in comparison. There are several main pitfalls:
1. The plot is convoluted and the logic is far-fetched. The main line is mainly unfolded on the two timelines of the male protagonist's recollection of the past and the reality of solving the case. In the end, it was found that the culprit of everything was actually because of his brother-in-law's sister. The logic of the suspenseful part is almost good. For example, according to the male protagonist's own psychological dark reason level, it is inferred that the rich man's son cannot be the culprit. For example, at the end of the male protagonist, after thinking about it, he knows that the rich man committed suicide... Is this filming Detective Conan? ?
2. The acting skills of the hero and heroine are too exaggerated, especially the hero, who is an albino version of Huo Jianhua. The most classic expressions of the male protagonist in the series are rolling his eyes and pouting his mouth. The female protagonist has a slightly richer expression, but when did the roaring body spread to America...
3. The character is too watery, the male protagonist is a PTSD virgin man, and the female protagonist is a big-chested and brainless girl who was born with a bean-popping buff at any time. This is the most unbearable thing for me personally. It's okay to set a shallow point for some kind of need, but the collapse of the character design is completely nonsense! When the male protagonist appeared on the scene, he obviously had the setting of a PTSD irritable big BOSS, but later found out that he was a virgin in his heart, and then ran with his mouth full: "I don't give a fuck", but he is more compassionate than Guanyin Bodhisattva? The director wants to portray a protagonist who appears to be cold-blooded but is actually a warm-hearted man. It's a pity that I don't have enough skills, so I insisted on challenging Japanese and Korean characters, but I got myself into it.
There is no female protagonist who does not burst into beans in an episode. She is more irritable than the male protagonist, and then fights 5 scumbags. How did she survive with heavy makeup every day under the big scenario of cyberpunk? Oh, by the way, people can already digitize consciousness at that time, maybe that's why she is so arrogant.
4. For the R-level and R-level cyberpunk, both the N mirror and the G mirror are lacking in aesthetics. I won't say much about the N mirror. The seemingly completely natural mirroring always leaves a few frames on the grading boundary, and the deliberate performance is just too much force. Then the N mirrors that Cheng gave his sister for a few minutes later in the play were just hot eyes, and no one could make pornography so impotent.
The G-mirror is slightly better than the N-mirror, but in some places it uses the blood of the realistic style, and in some places it adds the blood of the punk style treatment, the consistency is not enough, and it is not a style. I guess the director doesn't have much experience in shooting G mirrors, so he thought that as long as it was a G, it would be fine, no matter how it was rendered, just throw it at the audience.
In general, the big setting of this show is a bit interesting, but there are many details and slots, and although the production level is good, it is too easy to make the show because of a few flaws, and it almost gave up halfway. One season is enough, I will never try to watch the second season again.
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