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E01 8/10
Strong sense of technology. Okay, this setting actually has more to dig into (such as the ethics of virtual and reality, the self-identity of dual identities, etc.), but more than an hour is still telling an adventure story. The story is quite deliberate, such as the male protagonist's IQ is worrying and being played by the characters, the female protagonist's chosen person saves the (virtual) world, the founder's Facebook, etc. It is really difficult for non-Star Trek fans to like it. Fortunately, the rhythm is not bad, and I was so excited after reading it.
E02 7.9/10
1. Strong sense of science and technology, more than warmth, less than wonderful.
2. The little girls of the two age groups are so pretty! ! After high school, the actor's appearance is somewhat unmatched (I admit that I am a scumbag).
3. With the view that watching the fun is not too big of a deal, I really thought that my daughter was crushed to death by her mother. That would be too desperate, but fortunately not, but it also lost the sense of drama.
4. If you love him, please let go. If you can't love him, don't love him so much.
5. How does this setting of Mosaic look like the increasingly deformed censorship system of various platforms.
6. Speaking of which, isn't it more terrifying for a little person to have a bunch of mosaics?
E03 8/10
Strong sense of technology. What a sin... this pair of men and women. The pot cannot be pushed to technology, but exploring everything may be destined to be a tragedy.
E04 8.1/10
Weak sense of technology. Love is an adventure.
E05 7.5/10
Weak sense of technology. A boring adventure, a story with no beginning and no end, the heroine switches between the god of war and the mentally retarded, and it ends up being just a box of teddy bears.
E06 8.1/10
Strong sense of technology. The first 90% of the plots are fascinating and embarrassing, but in the end it falls on racial discrimination. It does not mean that the issue of racial discrimination is not important. The key is that you first talked about the relationship between thinking and existence, discussing the separation of consciousness from matter, and discussing the good and evil of human hearts. , in the end, it ended up with racial discrimination and judicial justice, which is still a little bit worse.
And in the end, her daughter's mother was also put in her mind. Is it the best way to put it in her head? The revenge is over, and the story isn't over yet... Wouldn't the two of them face the problem of the second little story?
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