Completed In 2026

I find myself in a whirlwind of mixed emotions right now. The film was an exhilarating roller coaster filled with dark humor, yet as the narrative unfolded, my frustration grew with the events taking place. At one point, I felt a pang of guilt for laughing, and by the conclusion, I was nearly in tears for our unseen hero! I can't help but wonder if others felt such conflicting emotions about the ending, but what an extraordinary film it turned out to be! Yes, it’s absolutely hilarious, but when the harsh reality sinks in that such events happen daily within our government, it truly urges you to contemplate life and our societal condition in this world. I am incredibly thankful to have stumbled upon this title on @Arclei's feed; it’s one I probably would have missed had I not come across their post.

I feel like I’ve been transported to the Twilight Zone, utterly torn between questioning my decision to start this and my baffling choice to stick with it for so long. Honestly, this plot would have made more sense if Lei Zexin had just turned out to be the dog... I mean, what on earth did I just witness?

Up until the final episode, I was holding onto hope the writers would somehow connect all the dots. It doesn’t need to be a work of art, but I was at least expecting a couple of answers. Spoiler alert: absolutely nothing made sense in the end. No way I can recommend this.

The sole reason I stuck around was Mr. 'I’m not a dog, but I’m basically a walking snack, my eyes shine like a puppy, and I’m as fierce as a wolf pack leader.' Yes, Mr. Gorgeous himself! Seriously, who is this actor? I must uncover his identity because, wow, he’s an absolute vision of beauty.