In this era of an overwhelming number of TV shows, viewers have different expectations for the newly released series "Derailment." However, the uniqueness of the title seems to lack appropriate reflection in the plot, leaving viewers deeply puzzled. Let's get to the point—this series has many logically puzzling elements.

For instance, the plot often deviates from common sense, and the characters' choices differ greatly from what people would normally decide in real life. Sometimes, viewers can almost predict the absurd scenes that will unfold next because the storyline is like an out-of-control train, rushing forward without the ability to anticipate its destination. For example, the male protagonist always appears in a sharp suit, even in situations where it is entirely unsuitable.

This stereotypical dressing undoubtedly diminishes the opportunity for multidimensional character portrayal and resonance with the story's background. Nevertheless, at the end, I still want to pose a question to dear viewers: Do you still hold expectations for "Derailment"? After all, seeking truth and logic within the intricate and twist-filled storyline is also a form of enjoyment.

Perhaps it is these seemingly "derailment" elements that constitute the unique and mysteriously attractive nature of the series itself.