Overall, the theme and plot are good, the theme is a bit confusing, and I still like the center of the number one player. I first came across this kind of character awakening setting in the Korean drama "W Two Worlds" and The Matrix. This kind of drama with "God" gives me the feeling that it is both hopeless and hopeful. When the final victory is achieved, I will clap my hands and call it wonderful! This movie is also about the same setting, and in the end it did defeat the so-called "God". But I'm a little bit... sad about the ending? Happy? Naturally? In the end, the heroine is not with ai, but with a real human being. It's sad because the heroine thinks falling in love with AI is absurd (when the male engineer told him that Guy is an artificial intelligence, the heroine's reaction can actually be reflected), what the ending wants to express is that the heroine's relationship So I like AI because the real feelings of engineers are integrated behind it. (Although this is true, it does feel a little sad.) Thankfully, of course, because in the end it was the humans who won out. The heroine chose an engineer. If even the empathy ai that humans are proud of is better than humans, it's really scary. In addition, my favorite is a thought embodied by the guy: I don’t want my life to be a setting arranged by others, I don’t want to live a static life every day, I want to do something different, choose not to Same clothes, different coffee, different jobs, breaking the limits. In fact, think about it, isn’t that what many workers and social animals are like, all day and night, they are full of work and do the settings arranged by others all day long. They don’t have their own life, and their lives are busy, but there is nothing to do for themselves. It's kind of sad to think about it. I don’t want to be like this myself, so I am very disgusted with overtime work and I am very disgusted with being covered with work all day long. In any case, I will leave my own time, make my own todo list, and complete it one by one.
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