This is not a metaphor. The mythical creatures such as elves, sheepheads, and centaurs are the refugees who flocked to Europe in the past few years. Escape from the war-torn hometown by boat and travel to a foreign country to survive. In order to eat a bite of food, singers pick up waste, doctors kill pigs, and soldiers become underworld. No one cares what you are. The image of the spirit amplifies the point that "they are different than us", and then the story becomes clichéd.
Everyone is too familiar with the refugee crisis. The scenes in the real world are better than those in the TV series. The top level does not care about refugees at all. The refugees are just a grab for profit and attacking the enemy; the bottom level competes with the refugees for survival resources, brewing strong xenophobia; the middle level supports the soft policy because of their own moral self-esteem, but they also dislike the refugees in their hearts. China also needs the services provided by refugees. Adding a little suspense element, a little love element, and a little court conspiracy into the story of the upper, middle and lower levels becomes a "carnival area homicide."
Advantages, there is no digging for the sequel, the pits dug in the first season are basically filled (the BOSS is not difficult to guess, because there are not many characters in the game). When it blooms, it is necessary to be stupid because of the plot, but the behavior is generally logical. I originally thought there would be a terrifying conspiracy, but in the end it was a family ethics drama that the stepmother ruled the original match, but at least it was better than digging a sinkhole without filling it.
Disadvantages, the design of the American drama pipeline has a strong sense of routine. The most obvious part is that as soon as you start to feel a little bored, the people in the show will come to you. Once the development of the plot slows down, there will be another shot immediately. Sacrifice the nudes of actresses for the ratings, but it is not American. The color tone is the same as the previous Victorian-World War I American dramas, first it is dark, then dirty. Foreigners’ impression of that era is soot, smog and mud?
Generally speaking, there is nothing particularly good, and nothing particularly bad, relatively mediocre.
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