A group of scientists thought that they invented a machine that can make the logistics industry disappear overnight. It can disintegrate any object (including people) into electronic signals, and then send it to any designated space in an instant through the principle of this fax machine, and then restore it when finished. Into the original shape.
This aroused the interest of an archaeology professor who volunteered to be an experiment. But no one expected to encounter a wormhole. The machine transferred time rather than space, and sent the professor to France in 1357, just in time for the Battle of Lukeburg in the Hundred Years of Great Britain and France in the Middle Ages.
The professor can't come back, but he is very smart. Through a distress letter with more than 600 years of ink stains and a piece of modern optical lens, it is implied that these scientists are still alive in different time dimensions.
After obtaining this information, the group of scientists immediately organized 7 people to rescue the professor through the same method. But when they walked through, they found that Britain and France were at war. As soon as they came up in the chaos, 3 people were confused and 4 people were left.
What's more terrible is that one of the team members brought a grenade in private. The moment he was shot by random arrows, the hapless boy pressed the return button, but the grenade didn't throw it out. He brought it back to the launch site and exploded. It blows up the hope of returning for everyone who has traveled through the past.
The professor was arrested by the British at this time and locked up in Fort Luke. The remaining 4 people have to rescue the professor without changing history and return within the prescribed time. This Nima is simply not a mission that humans can complete...
This movie is so fun.
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