After the release of the espionage drama "Unshakable Faith," it has garnered considerable attention for its unique anti-spy theme and gripping suspense. It has even overshadowed Zhang Ruoyun's "Roaring Dragon Youth" in the same time slot, pushing it to a late-night schedule and dominating prime time on CCTV. It can be considered a resounding hit. If you think that dressing up is meant to showcase the beauty of women, then is the protagonist's work attire equally fitting? Or is it because the female lead has an explosively good figure?

It is precisely because of the protagonist's attire that viewers frequently find themselves captivated, to the point of forgetting the plot. This is perhaps the director's marketing strategy. A spy drama should have a logically tight storyline with layers of advancement and interconnectedness, acting swiftly and powerfully in investigating enemy agents. Although this drama manages to create suspense, it lacks careful deliberation.

Additionally, when Zhang A Shui designed the plan to bomb the auditorium, the factory notified the expert team to rest in the conference room for their safety. However, Ji Dan Yang sneaked out to get some fresh air, inadvertently providing Pang Hong Mei with a clue. I must ask, if even the chief engineer of the "Water Drop Project," Chu Huai Qiu, can withstand loneliness, why can't a young man who has just returned to the country stay put? Moreover, after going out, he conveniently discovers enemy agents.

The omnipresent dubbing is truly unbearable. While one might tolerate the tight-fitting clothes worn by the female lead and the altered storyline, the excessive dubbing throughout the series truly detracts from the viewing experience. It's not only the main actors, Ji Dan Yang and Pang Hong Mei, who have dubbed voices but also supporting roles like Ge Yun, Chu Huai Qiu, He Xi Wen, Lu Cheng, and others.

It is understandable for actors to use dubbed voices due to sound issues, but has the director considered the audience's feelings regarding the excessive dubbing? We may endure the tight-fitting clothes worn by the female lead and the altered storyline, but this flaw in the dubbing is truly intolerable.