In general, I don’t think the detective Sherlock is as good-looking. I don’t know if the director was influenced by the former and wanted to shoot something different. The former is better than the fast pace that forces the audience into a kind of thought storm, which invisibly adds tension. The rhythm of this drama is too slow. Like ordinary case handling, the suspenseful atmosphere is not very strong. It may be almost the same in 6 episodes. I like the character setting of the world-breaking event very much, so that my expectations are quite high. In my eyes, whether it is existentialism or nihilism, at least it is logical and clear when expressing my views, rather than being vague like an old man. It's unclear, slow, and it sounds as uncomfortable as the second male lead, and in the later stage, the long hair weakened the man's breath and the basic rotten direction is also vomiting. . . I really endured watching it for the ending and found the same person who was weeding as I guessed. I really lost the last bit of fun. Obviously I haven't seen a lot of suspense, but the routine is basically easy to guess. One of the reasons why I like watching suspense so much, I don't want to recommend it with 4 stars. As I insist now, some people can live a happy life without knowing the truth. Just like the second male line, don't say those bullshit anymore, everything is difficult to change.
As for the story itself, it satirizes a series of dark and dirty hobbies such as copper smelting by the American elite. It is an old saying and nothing new.
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