The third part is... the old protagonist's halo and wicked's strength is too weak, but there is still no change. The train robbery part...doesn't that seem outrageous? So many trained people shoot a guy and miss a shot? He robbed a helicopter and used it to hoist a train car, so in the age of high technology, there is no positioning on the helicopter? At the end of the battle, wicked didn't resist with a weapon? Also, Newt's death made me feel really confused. Even though the heroine had already broadcasted that the hero could save him, no one thought that Newt could be stunned before vaccinating him? Do you have to commit suicide for a problem that can be solved by being stunned? There is a sense of forced tragedy... and the character setting, this season really made me dizzy, the heroine and the big villain will give the audience a feeling of good and bad for a while. And the heroine died...emmmm...I seriously doubt that this is the consequence of her betrayal of the protagonist group. It's all this time, why don't you keep her for the benefit of mankind? The protagonist's "life-saving blood" setting is also very abrupt. He stayed in the wicked organization for so many years, but no one found out? If I remember correctly, there was a scene where the main character's blood was drawn at the beginning of the second part... Wasn't the blood drawn at that time just for testing? No one found out?
Not to mention that none of the protagonists really have the ambition to save the world. It is understandable to disagree before, after all, wicked is doing human experiments, and there is no vaccine at all. But the ending is obvious that everyone knows that the male protagonist can save the world, and he doesn't even need to spend too much effort, just draw some blood. Not even going to save the world? Why not?
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