has been updated. After watching this episode, I feel like I have watched everything but nothing! I only remember that Luo Ji woke up, Luo Ji communicated with the killer, ETO was choosing a wall breaker, Luo Ji ate Snickers, and then it was gone. The amount of information was very small.

As for the opinions of the audience in the first four episodes, Yihua Kaitian still did not listen and did not make changes to the subsequent episodes. For example, what is the meaning of the slow-motion rotation of Ray Diaz hitting the table and knocking over the cup of coffee? What can you convey to the audience?

Another example is Luo Ji dragging the IV bottle from the ward to Sai's office. Let's just assume that the ward is next to Sai's office and not say further away. Just to express Luo Ji's anxiety? While running, he dragged the IV bottle off the shelf and dragged it on the ground. Is this something a normal person can do? Even if Luo Ji were added to tear off the tape and needle from his hand, and then run to find Sai, this would still show Luo Ji's eagerness, and it would be more reasonable.

For another example, the remnants of ETO gathered in the Three-Body Game to choose a wall breaker. The leader just said that we should choose a wall breaker, and then immediately pushed a person from the crowd to the ground and dragged him in front of him, and then his hand turned into a sword and stabbed the person. Is this choosing a wall breaker? I thought this was about eradicating dissidents! The second and third wall breaker were stabbed by the leader, and then there was a scene where the leader's "hand sword" suddenly became longer, and then the surrounding ETO members rushed up to rub their hands and faces on the sword. Forgive me for being stupid, I can't understand what the production team wanted to express!

Then the three wall breakers who were stabbed deformed. It felt like the leader had injected some force into them by stabbing them several times. Their whole bodies were filled with the force and began to glow, and they began to speak harshly. Finally, the ETO members around them began to talk about how the elimination of human tyranny and the world belongs to the Trisolaris. What is this? Does anyone understand what the production team wants to express in this paragraph? Welcome to leave a message and share in the comment area!

Of course, in addition to the above problems, this episode is not without its merits. For example, the portrayal of Ray Diaz has not completely failed. Ray Diaz's temper in the original work itself is relatively violent, and his heart is cruel. His ruthlessness was originally part of the reason why he was chosen to be the Wallfacer. We can see this from the previous episodes. Secondly, regarding the temperament of the characters in the play, Luo Ji was originally unable to accept the appointment. After seeing the misinterpretation of his behavior by the external media, this state is normal. This actually shows that humans are correct in choosing Luo Ji.

As for the portrayal of the ETO meeting, I can only say that it is indeed difficult to animate the scenes of the Three-Body Game. For Qin Shihuang, he is the representative of the Three-Body civilization, so he naturally has supreme majesty in the Three-Body Game. Being taller than others is the external manifestation of this.

Generally speaking, it is an indisputable fact that the Three-Body Animation did not meet expectations. It was so well publicized in the early stage and boasted about this and that. However, the final product feels quite different from the next door " My Three-Body ", which is really disappointing! However, for a novel to be adapted into an animation, a certain gap is understandable. There are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers. The three-body understanding of the screenwriter and the three-body understanding of us will definitely be different. The imagination of the picture, the imagination of the character, and the thinking of the plot will definitely be different. He has to reshape the characters to suit animation, plus he has to change from thinking to doing, which will definitely reduce the quality. Furthermore, this is originally a commercial animation, and it must have the idea of consuming people's feelings.

For now, we are complaining, but it may be a bit too hasty to directly deny the entire anime based on the first five episodes. Just like the original novel, it is impossible for us to discover all the foreshadowings Liu laid in the early stage by just reading the first chapter. We have to wait until the subsequent plot is almost completed before we can make an overall evaluation. The development of Chinese comics in recent years has indeed been developing in a good direction. If you compare it with some excellent plots of Japanese comics, it will definitely be different.

Finally, to be honest, from a consumer perspective, the current performance of Three-Body Problem is indeed not very good, but I think it is too hasty to completely deny it. I hope that everyone will not be led astray by some emotions, and I also hope that everyone can give Yihua some more time to see how the subsequent plot will develop.