"Unprofessional screenwriters comment on film and television" short experience of the minister of hell

After watching the messenger of hell, I immediately read the original book, and it turned out... the content of the original book is really only the content of the six episodes of the album, and the degree of reduction is too high, so there is no need to write a script, right? Comics are drawn!
The reason why South Korea is rich in works is just like what a guide said in the past, "Taiwan has no cultural infrastructure" novels, "manga", so everything is original script or buy literary works. But there is a problem, people hate "literary works" Ayong Literary remakes into TV series are not liked at all, I seem to be digressing sorry; back to the topic: Hellbound

I saw half of it and felt that this is the same as when I was discussing philosophy at the beginning. The screenwriters seem to use stories to explore the reality that the problems in life are ravaged by supernatural phenomena. How do people survive?
The closest to the truth is probably the first cult leader, right? But in fact, the climax of the story is the incitement, fear, and twisted justice brought into full play by the second leader.

If we don't have the right to choose birth, why should God deprive us of the right to choose death?

Is it the fear that makes people dare not commit crimes, or is the self-discipline that the current law calls for people to do good deeds?
All the actors in this film made the theme bigger than the original, life and death; crime and punishment are the most difficult issues for human beings It's just a joke that humans can't bear. When the movie comes true one day, the paranormal becomes (robot)
Who will control the world?

I'm sick of watching this, but I think it's a great reflection

It should be said that (the original) itself has many unsolved places, such as the police detective? What about the detective's daughter? Wasn't she brainwashed by the leader?
And most importantly: what exactly is this paranormal phenomenon? Why can someone finally escape God's judgment? The end of the cult?
That is to say, the original book itself is like "the story of being cut in half", it doesn't tell us the whole picture and there are many things that can't be rounded up, but at the end of the film and television (yes, I'm talking about the woman who woke up) that this second season is going to be the same as the original book ( screenwriter vs director) to conceive the follow-up story together

My conclusion: this is a good story, don't let it end.