Although the rhythm of this episode is very slow, it’s surprising that I don’t feel bored. It feels like boiled frogs in warm water. It feels very similar to that of the film Sleep Doctor. Even the final shootout in the woods gave me the same feeling. It made me think she was going out to use the shining, so I just screamed. But I watched it all at once. Zhou Geng's words are indeed a bit tiring. The rhythm of this show is more suitable for Netflix. A few of these episodes have too many roles for some soy sauce characters, such as the female police detective T, which did not provide any useful information at all. In the end, it did not help the boss fight. The relationship with Jake was not so early to reveal Jake’s undercover identity and I can still use it. But when Jake tried to kill the heroine, it was exposed, which directly caused a change in the thinking of the supporting cast. Didn't see the use of T that spent time and effort to show? In addition, Terry’s wife would rather think that her husband is a murderer than believe in supernatural phenomena? At first I thought I would be one of the protagonist's detective team like the mother of Stranger Things, but I ended up playing a few episodes of Soy Sauce. The gunfight may be the failure of the whole show. The first few episodes were slow in pace, but the last episode suddenly banged bang. The protagonist group was quite a few. The lawyer and the beard who came to me later gave me a kind of lunch. I didn’t expect it to be so sudden. I want my brother to go out to give away the head for nothing. Others were attacked somehow. You just stand up and fight the sniper. You think it's too hard? In addition, the boss battle time was too short, and it was shot down by the main body without explaining any important information. In fact, you can completely save the gun battle, that is, the bear cave is easy to collapse, and you can't enter too many people. Let the protagonist enter, and spend more time on the boss battle. I like all these supporting roles, but they die when they say they die. I still hope to have a second season.
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