At home on the weekend, I almost watched the five seasons of Silicon Valley nonstop. Personally, I think it's more addictive than The Big Bang Theory. He told the story that Richard developed a compression algorithm, then set up a company, recruited soldiers to raise funds, and got on the right track step by step. Some of them will be tempted on the edge of the law, which is humane and reasonable.

Although this American drama sometimes makes people feel blocked, it is still very interesting most of the time. All the characters are vividly portrayed, and some irony can be seen. For example, I can see the shadow of Jobs many times from Erlich, and a demo can get multiple rounds of financing.

It's a little strange. The more I get to the back, the less I like the protagonist Richard. I feel that he is extremely conceited and somewhat inferior, which is very contradictory. Of course, my favorite scene is that everyone is gone, and he is doing the work of dozens of people alone. Scrum's small notes on the board have completed most of them by themselves. At that moment, I thought he was really handsome. Sure enough, I still like men with high IQ, hahaha.

To say that my favorite role should be Guilfoyle, who has his own belief and technical genius and has saved the company from the quagmire several times.

In short, I recommend it. I will watch it again and again.