What also touched me was that the heroine faced the extremely disgusting male protagonist who had mutated. Although she was afraid, she did not run away immediately, but hugged him and continued to accompany him to find a solution because she loved him. Very touching love story.
Although we have entered the age of intelligence, the things created by cold machines, like the "weird" that the heroine said when tasting the teleportation steak, have become weird and unusual, but how can humans be? Recognizing those aliens is like the fate of Frankenstein who is always hated, but he is so innocent.
There's nothing wrong with the teleportation artifact itself, as it was originally designed, the artifact has done exactly what it was instructed to do. But the machine recognizes the truth and doesn't understand the flexibility at all. I can only blame the male protagonist for ignoring various uncertain factors and hurriedly conducting experiments impulsively, and this kind of experiment full of various possibilities is very terrifying.
I always feel that those who think they can replace God's creation and try to change the rules will eventually suffer the consequences.
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