After watching 6 episodes in one breath, there are science fiction themes, warfare, and scientific research. The rhythm is completely suitable for me, and the plot is also in line with my own prediction, and there is no place to complain.
What should be said, what should be talked about, what should be beaten, not grind. The subject is very clear, neither brainstorming nor boring. Driving a destroyer to catch monkeys, replenishing water and fuel, the rhythm is the same as playing a game, like an adventure, going to different places and hitting different sticks.
Even if there are routines, don't forget that they are based on novels and have a literary foundation. At least some routines are just plot-driven methods. If you are very tired of routines, I'm sorry, there are only too few works that reverse the plot.
There is no Virgin, no halo, no pretense, and orderly. Did not make up, did not explain the situation that was not clear for a long time. For example, with regard to the crisis of trust in female scientists, the relationship between the characters has undergone subtle changes over time, so I don't feel any procrastination compared to other American dramas.
Regarding the question of hacking the North Korea, let me first ask a rhetorical question. Have you ever hacked India yourself? If someone hacks India, everyone is definitely just having fun. Americans like to black themselves out, just because they like to black out. We are now in a period of sustained rapid development. In many respects, we cannot be underestimated, and we are not very dependent on him. He is very dependent on us. For example, he is eager for Hollywood blockbusters to come in and earn a good price in China. Do you need to care about his darkness? The darker he is, the more they actually think that we are awesome, terrific, and they can't do anything to us. Think about Japan again. We are completely different from them. He regards the United States as his father and the economy is still sluggish. Why doesn't the United States hack him!
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