The picture quality is obvious to all, so I won't talk about the key points, but because there are too many slots, I will say a few more conspicuous points.
1. In the first episode, the heroine hardened Klingon, leading to the failure of Klingon's reunification. Starfleet’s "reward" for the heroine is the first traitor in fleet history. I thought for a long time and didn't understand that even a split Klingon can't beat it, but a unified Klingon can beat it.
Second, the heroine has nowhere to put the emotional line, as an elite-level officer who can harden the Klingon, and is also the best student among the Vulcans. In my heart, there lived a melancholy, a little chatty little girl who was at a loss for feelings. This contrast is too big. By the way, tell me about the gay relationship between the doctor and the doctor. Why do you insert this thing in an interstellar science fiction movie? Seriously affect the continuity and perception of the plot. The emotional drama and gay love of the heroine have been deleted, and the whole drama can be given an extra star.
3. In the last episode, I finally understand why there are so many Virgins in Europe and America. In order to uphold her faith and love, the hostess risked the destruction of the entire mankind and also prevented Empress Yang’s bomb project. This kind of brainwashing plot is too much, I think it will really become a Virgin.
After spitting out, I feel more comfortable, and it's pretty good to skip the drama above. Empress Yang who played in the later stage is really handsome.
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