1. Those who are damned but not dead, we will call them "virtual people" for the time being, and they will be additionally designed by the god of death in the order of death on the original list.
2. If the designed "virtual" does not die due to external interference, skip it temporarily until the design of this thesis is completed and then redesign it (and there is a time difference for redesign, which means that your results escape one round, You can almost get a little breathing time)
3. The person who should be dead is saved by "Xu" and becomes "Xu"; the person who shouldn't be killed is killed by "Xu", then "Xu" becomes a normal person, and gets The time of death of the killer (for example, if the person killed by you still has twenty years to live, you will get twenty years
) For example, the black security guard in the fourth part decided to commit suicide when he was disheartened, but because the death design had not yet come his turn, he could not die
. That's the fight in the restaurant. Someone has put forward a logical point that is more accepted, but I think there is a problem, or it is not so comfortable to accept. That is to say, the male lead A and the male lead B are both false. At this time, the FBI and the female lead are normal people. B killed the FBI and turned into a normal person, and then wanted to kill the heroine, but was saved by the "virtual" A, and then A also killed B. That is to say, at this time, the heroine should have been killed by normal B, but she did not die and became virtual. A killed normal B to get the life of the FBI, and then the gun should have killed A but because of the "virtual" woman The protagonist pulled a hand (interference), which caused the death to become "virtual" again, and finally died on the plane together (the order of death is female first male second)
I disagree with the above because there is a big loophole. Looking at the black BOY who killed the worker representative, we can know that "virtual" obtained the point of death that he killed that person. So doubt 1: If the gun was meant to kill A, wouldn't that mean the FBI's death on the initial list was the night the fight took place? Doubt 2: We know that your death time is not enough, and you can’t die even if you want to commit suicide (just think your death time is up, and you can kill you in various ways if you want to live), then first of all, the restaurant dinner is both “virtual” The events of A and B, if the normal B can kill the heroine, doesn't it mean that he changed the original death time of the heroine? Or is it that the heroine on the initial list also died that night? What a coincidence! If it doesn't change, then the end result is that B wants to kill the heroine but can't (please note, assuming the FBI really died that night and B replaced him, then it is likely that the gun will be killed by B in the heroine Before killing B, the heroine will not die) That is to say, no matter how you look at the heroine, it is not "virtual", then he pulls normal A, at most, it is a normal person who interfered with the death of a goddamn person. But in this case, the heroine is normal, but A wants to carry out a death design, but the result is that both of them die on the plane, and they are still the first woman. I find it hard to convince me of such coincidences.
Here's what I think is the most plausible explanation.
1. The death time of the FBI and the death time of the heroine are both the time when the plane exploded, and the order of women first and men last.
2. The male No. 2 killed the FBI and successfully replaced his order. At this time, he subjectively wanted to kill the heroine, but because the time for the heroine's death did not arrive, the final result must be that the heroine escaped.
3. At this time, the "virtual" male No. 1 intervenes and successfully kills B to win the FBI's death time. The gun in the kitchen was originally designed by Death to kill the "virtual" male A, but because he won the FBI's time, A should not die (missed), I think it doesn't matter whether the heroine pulls it or not. La, even if A doesn't change direction and go straight, it will definitely be missed due to various strange reasons (just think of the black security guard, even if he can't die, it's useless if you commit suicide for a day)
4. In the end, needless to say, the time of the FBI's death The time of death with the heroine was when the plane exploded, so bye bye!
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