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I have to give credit to crew for bravely dedicating a whole part to building the background of the story.

The Child of fire seems to serve as the information dump part where we get to understand the world everything is and will be built on.

This movie does not do the typical work of making a background, telling a story and closing the story.

Seeing when the second chapter will release and how the poster is going, shows that the story is not yet even told.

This movie will become the recommended place to start down the line but will not be the favorite story people will crave.

As someone who read large stories in series, I have the patience.

I could not even finish the first episode in peace. The old did not develop too far from the young. I am exhausted.

Please save your money. Do not be like me. First here on IMDB before watching anything on Netflix.

This series does not have a good target audience. Not the gave lovers, not the movie lovers. And definitely not majority of those who can pay to watch.

Characters are swapped and do not match. Even if you do not have any prior knowledge to the franchise, it will exhaust you.

It has less zombies, more dumb males, mediocre intelligent female, and lots of "girl power".

The thinking in this show is not logical. You will notice this from the defense mechanisms in the first show.

I keep seeing a ghost that should have disappeared, and got disappointed about the ghost that should have meant some action.

Nice drama, with lots of medical things I cannot verify. Nice job keeping almost all religion out of the show.

Some bromance and romance here and there is normal.

An hour an episode really did test my patience, though I was engaged with the proper breaks.

There are many open-ended clause that hints on possibility of the tale to have taken multiple paths.

I like how the characters in the movie raise the criticism that the reviewers would want to point out and try to answer them at the spot.