The rhythm is a bit slow, and finally the stepping stone plan is a bit rushed.
The special agent part is not particularly prominent, it looks like a qualified agent, and a little handsome. That woman is very cumbersome, maybe the first one, there is always a little love scene to attract attention, but fortunately this woman is not particularly dragging her feet, and the last HE is a fairy tale.
On the whole, some places can be fast-forwarded, which is a bit embarrassing. I almost didn’t want to watch the second part after finishing it, and I watched the second part because it was too boring.
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