The story tells that in order to create a better human species, the robot "mother" holds everything about human beings. It's a pity to talk about this concept with suspense, and it loses the grandeur of the theme. And the characters of the story and the details of the plot are not very qualified. The characters' personalities are not clear, including the "mother" of the robot, nor is the humanity given to it. Even a robot character must be shaped with a certain type of human nature in order for the audience to interpret it. There are actually many ways to do this, but the director didn't do it. Not to mention the details of the plot, which are made up in themselves, so whether the details are rich enough and attractive enough will test the director's basic ability to understand many aspects of life and aesthetics.
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