1. We are constantly struggling between our illusions and the information we receive, our choices, and what is real.
2. We all want to plunge headlong into the illusion we have constructed - we all hope that the world in front of us has an end, and the other side of the end is a world completely different from this world, with different laws, different identities, we are tired of their role in this world.
3. Life is sometimes full of wonders and sometimes dark.
What life really looks like, I think, is fantasy and lies, because there can never be true truth unless there is an omniscient perspective.
Since there is no truth in life, should we seek the truth or the true self?
4. What if some truths were originally illusions? At least for sure, from the first ten episodes of the show, we can make one thing clear: if a group of people together construct some kind of illusion, eventually there will be some meanings that are true and true for some people.
4. As for the heroine, she has always said that she is the realistic one, not the unrealistic one. But she was "destroyed" again and again on the way to "success", but I still think the heroine is the real one.
Because she saw that there are illusory constructions behind those "successes", yes, you can see the so-called management, the so-called real brotherhood behind the high-level is not necessary, how much real. This is just another community of illusions that people are willing to believe—
A scam where one payment of money is used to defraud another of a larger sum of money.
And their endings have actually appeared many times in the play: the company where the male protagonist temporarily works to sort documents, the company that laid off almost all its employees, and the company where Earl broke into a meeting of the elites went empty two weeks later.
The heroine chose to roll over into the sea and swim back to the shore because those illusions were not what she wanted. He felt that the illusions were swallowing up his original self and making himself a tool of illusions.
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