The biggest attraction of this show is the characters.
The fake Big Seven, from the real character exposure in the first episode, to the gradual revealing of the causes of the characters later - their past experiences - their current struggles with choices in their own situation, to the further degeneration or growth of some people . You get the feeling that these people are not Facebook superheroes or supervillains, but human beings. As Fake Woman said, our greatest weakness is people.
The acting skills of the natives are good, giving people a feeling of hatred, despicable and unfortunate, and I really can't hate it when I see it later. The same is true of the heroine. At first, she was indifferent and ruthless. Later, it was discovered that it was true and false. It turned out that she had done justice when she was young. There is also the locomotive, who at first thought he was a scoundrel like a scoundrel, but after seeing his emotional crisis and professional crisis, he gained a new understanding. And transparent people's insights into capabilities. . They're not just bragging bastards in the bar box, lawless villains who despise their ability to abuse names, they're real human beings too. Blame them for making them such lunatics and profit systems.
From the partial close-up of the characters in the opening, the impressive character of the moment. To tell the past and present in a few words, to create a solid and full character image, his complete past life trajectory, and finally make people look forward to their next choices and growth. I like this method of storytelling.
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