In fact, after watching the first and second seasons, you can probably infer that the grass of life and death was deliberately used to make zombies. The whole movie is 1.5x speed, and some places are 3x speed. Then the first 50 minutes were all about the struggle in three places, probably because North Korea blamed another common enemy (on the surface) for the murder of the heroine's entire clan. This apparent common enemy makes the heroine hate her since she was a child, and the heroine has been growing up in North Korea, and she hopes that North Korea can help her avenge her. As a result, the enemy that he has been for more than ten years is not his enemy at all, and the one who has been seeking help and devoting himself to it is his real enemy. The plot of the kingdom, as always, is very sarcastic????? That's why the heroine wanted to exterminate Korea, and finally turned the king into a zombie through the envoy, and later the zombie virus mutated the zombies of life and death grass through the leprosy in the medical hall to be more contagious, and infect more people. In the end, I think this is just a human drama wrapped in a zombie drama shell. Official struggles, court struggles, and the struggle for the throne, how to stabilize people's hearts, and how to reflect human nature in various places where zombies appear. If there are no zombies, it may be a mediocre drama of people fighting for people's hearts. With zombies, it will be different, and those human natures can be better expressed and more ironic. Satirizing the inequality between the officialdom and the aristocracy and the common people, satirizing people with high status and still being dissatisfied, satirizing those who believed in themselves most often stabbed in the back, some things that I thought would never go wrong often went wrong first, and those human face...
It can only be said that Netflix's drama is still Netflix! ! yyds!
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