At first, I was not used to the male protagonist. I always stared at the moles on his head, and the lines on the corners of his eyes when he laughed. But I have to say that I think his smile is so innocent, but it fits the setting of a high-quality ignorant pure teenager who has been forced to accept 15 years of education. Even though he appears to be an adult, he exists to save the life of his client. Because he is a clone, a clone with his own mind. When he begins to reflect, question, and perplex the existence of the world and its surroundings, the awakening of consciousness, he wants to survive! Tearing apart the false and fabricated worldview, Mysterious Island is an operating table and a rush to death. The middle and the heroine escape into the real world, the special effects are really amazing! The plot of the scene is very exciting! The protagonist has a strong halo and has escaped death many times! In the end, he even killed himself in reality and won a new life. I thought this was the time to end, but unexpectedly, the male protagonist's pattern is really big. Instead of choosing to live in incognito comfortably, he chose to go back to rescue his clone friends, tear open the false world, and face the truth. Of course, the help of the little black killer who had been chasing them out of mission before was also indispensable. He also doesn't like life with imprints because of his childhood experiences. The existence of clones is worth thinking about! Because the rich and famous buyers, for their own personal desires, chose to copy their own bodies, and then wantonly abused the organs they needed from the clones. This is as controversial and unfair as surrogacy! Because none of us know that the next tragic encounter will happen to us! Of course, what impressed me most was the self-awareness of the male protagonist. For the familiar environment, he did not choose to follow the steps, but boldly questioned and bravely explored! This is really inconsistent with my character. I have always been submissive. I will only accept it, and will not refute it. Does this give me thought?
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