In the play, the female robot teacher said to Cole: it's sad but beautiful. It's a soft sci-fi on the whole, and it's quite soft. In a few episodes, I think it's just using sci-fi clothes to talk about the old-fashioned time travel, body swapping, It’s just a story where time is still, and the scientific setting is not rigorous enough. Of course, the title also said that because of the existence of the loop, some incredible stories will happen in the town. Although some of the stories are old-fashioned, the core is quite deep, and they all conform to the sad style of the show. Personally, I like the first episode, the fifth episode, the seventh episode, and the eighth episode. When the climax of the plot, the soundtrack started to burst into tears. Another point to say that the show is beautiful is the photography. Similar to the symmetrical composition and the rule of thirds composition similar to obsessive-compulsive disorder, the framing is also quite simple and clean, with a sense of restraint. The robots and other objects in the play have traces of being worn out. I like this feeling very much, not only the sense of reality, but also the traces that reflect the passage of time.
In fact, don't worry too much about how reasonable the scientific setting of soft sci-fi is, as long as it can bring people to think, just close the drama. Is the structure of time circular? Is there any pattern to the passage of time? What is death? Wouldn't things that are alien be accepted? What is the position of man in nature? These stories raise these questions and leave them behind. The answer to only one question is known: "Is love eternal?"
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