At the end of the domestic spy war drama "Stalker", the gripping plot twist shocked the audience. Lao Zhao's sacrifice, Li Lixing's unexpected death, Zheng Nanyan's hurried departure, and Ye Xingcheng and Su Yalu's successful counterattack on Zhu Yu, the plot is full of tension, and the audience is immersed in it and can't bear to leave.
However, the ending of Zhu Yu, an important villain, surprised and dissatisfied the audience. As the mastermind of the codename "Silver Fox", she was easily defeated, which is a bit embarrassing.
This character has always been shrouded in mystery, and the audience's speculation about the "Silver Fox" has never stopped, but the final revelation seems to be in a hurry. Zhu Yu's identity and image seem to be somewhat disjointed, raising questions about her authenticity in the audience.
Zhu Yu's resourcefulness and actions in the play do not seem to be outstanding, and despite the use of beauty tricks, her performance does not seem to be enough to match her key position. This failure seems to imply that her character lacks the depth and complexity it deserves.
However, the overall performance of the series is still commendable. The actors are excellent, and the plot is tight and gripping. Despite the occasional drag and logical fluctuations, "Stalker" is still a spy masterpiece worth watching.
Its success lies not only in the framework of espionage, but also in the profound exploration of human nature, power and trust. The work dissects the intricate interpersonal relationships and moral dilemmas in spy warfare, giving the audience a deeper knowledge and understanding of such episodes.