I have seen a lot of nested settings in multiple worlds. The biggest pattern is Ergen's "Seeking the Devil". All of their lives are attached to the wings of floating butterflies, gathering and returning, scattered and disillusioned. His handwriting is unparalleled. The most profound philosophical and grandest scenes are the "Matrix" series, the choice of red pill and blue pill, and the war between mechanical octopus and human race. I watched it several times when I was a child hh. The most ruthless and close to human nature is Liu Cixin's "Three-Body Problem". Concepts such as the setting of the ten-dimensional to one-dimensional universe, the pastoral age of the universe, interstellar wars, the fish that dry the sea, and those who return to zero profoundly reflect the concept of "on the pyramid of life, the meaning of survival is above all else". idea. The most immersive and brain-burning is this "Different Dimension Hacker". The three-layered nested world is very logical, and I have not found any obvious loopholes. When uninhibited, it tends to go crazy and kill—a human nature that is vividly reflected in this movie, in reality, and in every slashing and slaughtering game. However, just like the heroine and Mr. Fuller, there are many people who are full of sympathy for the lower world. Perhaps, love may be the strongest sound that really runs through all the worlds.
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