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Joining the family ethics drama of time travel in one-dimensional universe, the ethical relationship of the dog's blood is to death, but compared to the whole structure, it is really impossible to attract attention at all.
I think if you watch ten seconds less, you will not be able to figure out the relationship between the characters in it. There is not a single likable character in it. In the last episode, "We can't choose our desires" said by Jonas quite sums up the plot, everyone Acting for one's own desires, everything is linked with multiple links, and there are countless others after one is solved, and the motivation is different. However, because the time interval is set to be only 33 years, the opportunity to intervene at the same time only once, but,
Even if this can be solved, it is not that simple. . . The policewoman gave birth to a dumb girl, and the girl gave birth to her own mother... This is an endless cycle of chicken and egg, the future determines the past, but the future self has already experienced the current disaster, but not the current disaster. He will not become the future self, because he has become an Adam who acts as a god, interfering with the history of the real town, and the self who does not become the future saves and does not exist in the past. . .
"My future already exists, and the past can't be changed." Since middle-aged Jonas knew this, why did he come back to try to save Martha, but when he thought about "desire can't be chosen", the future has been decided, what should I do now? Decisions don't seem to change anything.
So where are the loopholes that can be used? Is it because a certain person wants to lose a pinch of hair while looking at it. . . The screenwriter adds some fuel, come on in the third season, don't wait too long, or you will forget a lot of the plot, and finally added a parallel universe Martha setting, is this a loophole?
Unexplainable, parallel universe hhhh
Tucao, Martha's cute characters are not bad, one is alive and one is dead, and I don't want Martha to be gone, I almost feel distressed.
Anyway, it's a really magical drama, and I gave it five stars. Don't collapse like "a certain iron bench game", and the production team will fill in the hole burned out by the audience's brain.
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