Secret service elite, okay?

The TV series "Secret Service Elite" tells the story of the hero Lin Yi coming to the fire brigade with heroic dreams. Because Lin Yi's physical fitness is extraordinary, she has been in constant conflict with the captain, but Lin Yi's fire service level is the best. In fighting side by side again and again, the two began to try to understand each other and eventually became close comrades-in-arms.

The Secret Service Elite is a descendant of the China version of the Sun, but after watching two episodes, I feel that apart from the scene where the protagonist goes in and out of the fire, the fire brigade plays handsome collectively, and the emotional drama is a bit embarrassing. But fortunately, the overall rhythm is still relatively bright and not procrastinating. The "family" scenes in the first two episodes will not drag down the whole drama. There are three battle scenes in the first episode, which is very enjoyable.

In recent years, there are almost no good domestic fire-fighting TV dramas, and each one is more embarrassing than the other. On the other hand, Hong Kong's fire-fighting movies and TV series are all well-made, such as "100 thousand emergency" and "quick rescue" and so on. The firemen inside are sturdy, and many technical and tactical actions of fire fighting and rescue can be called textbooks.

And I believe that dubbing should be the most popular thing for the audience. Good dubbing should be a close combination of voice and characters. For example, Ji Guanlin and Zhen Xuan are very compatible, which is the voice of Zhen Xuan, and there is no sense of disobedience; The dubbing of the secret service elite is all floating on the characters, and the role and voice are seriously separated, which makes Vampire very dramatic. I feel like watching a Korean drama if I'm not careful. Although "Secret Service Elite" has these shortcomings, the plot of "Secret Service Elite" is really good, and it has become a popular TV series in domestic dramas. So don't draw a conclusion now, it's not too late to comment until the secret service elite is over.