Under the recommendation of Achen, Hannibal's crime journey was started. The main and sub-lines go hand in hand, and watching all kinds of crazy mentally ill crimes is still very enjoyable.
The only unpleasant thing is that the whole process of God's perspective is really hard! ! (After all, the title of this show already tells everyone who is the ultimate boss hhhh, so I just told everyone at the beginning of the show) Because I like Will so much, I really can't watch Will being so uncomfortable and being hurt and framed by the people around him what! ! Many people like Hannibal's temperament, his elegant crime, but I never like him. In my opinion, what he shows in getting along with everyone is false and exploitative, including the closest "friends" around him. In his heart, he can abandon anyone who can be a friend or even a daughter at will. This may be really cold-blooded. I think that perhaps the most emotional time for him was with Abigail, which gave him a new understanding. One life could guide another life in a new way. This was a feeling he had never experienced before.
I like Will not only because of his amazing ability, handsome and cute (especially when he is wronged), but also because of his judgment on his bottom line, which makes people very reassuring. He has said to others countless times, I know who I am. Even if he has headaches, sleepwalking, and memory failure, he is not willing to give up the work of investigation. I believe this is his unique sense of responsibility. To me he is a flesh and blood being and I really hope that his spiritual world will not be tortured again.
Because of my own preferences and value orientation, the first part really collapsed at the end, and the whole process opened my eyes and watched the protagonists being played around. I had already prepared for the worst when I didn't see the last episode, Jack was also killed by Hannibal and blamed on Will, and for a while I didn't want to watch it again. Fortunately, Achen accompanied me (forcing me) to watch hh. Season 2 starts now!
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