The first 3 episodes of this film basically did not have the idea of escaping from the movie. It was nothing more than to save myself to save him, banker to architect... It was not until I saw the fifth episode of the film that I gradually abandoned my prejudice and merged into it. into the drama. Perhaps this is the superiority shown by TV dramas compared with movies. TV dramas have given a relatively ample space and time to express the ability of screenwriters and directors to challenge themselves and exceed audience expectations at all times. The most touching thing is that every time a problem is solved, the rhythm relatively slows down, and another problem that is more difficult to deal with appears, and the whole story is pushed forward with a wave of unresolved and tense rhythms. I can't help but sigh that the screenwriter's professionalism is always daring to challenge himself. This is a comprehensive manifestation of self-confidence, wisdom, and challenge. It is really admirable!
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