I think you guys are too demanding, this one is much better than the previous ones.
But there are indeed some parts that are unreasonable. When Senator Luen was rescued in the church, couldn't the villains directly shoot and make up for it.
It’s also an escape. In fact, in terms of the excitement of the fighting, the second part may be more exciting. The group of slaughters in the second part are just unorganized brainless murderers. In terms of fighting fierceness, they are better than these well-trained soldiers. It's crazy. However, the subject of this book lies in politics, and the angle of in-depth thinking is deeper than the previous two.
I don’t know how the screenwriter came up with such a ridiculous idea. It is indeed a very good subject. In fact, under this setting, it is a very contradictory question to talk about right and wrong.
The male lead is weaker than the second one, because the comparison teammates are not as useless as the second one. The senator and the female homeowner in the first part and the female shop assistant in the second part have similarities, the same Virgin and innocence. Under this setting, can someone with such innocence and kindness really survive?
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