The setting of the world view is very large. In each world, the time is the same, the characters are the same, but the character and status are different. For example, the sheriff in the first world is still in the presence of a sheriff-like officer in the second world. But because they didn't have a time-travel experience, they didn't know the existence of another self.
In order to facilitate the distinction, the world from which the protagonists come from is called world 1, the world destroyed by nuclear radiation is called world 2, and the highly developed world is called world 3
. Boy and girl friends, and in another world, they have become husband and wife. H, who graduated from law school, has become a well-known lawyer in the world. According to H's own statement, this world is at least 10 years more technologically advanced than the world he is in, so World 3 can be understood as World 1 in 10 years. However, without the necessary explanation, such an understanding can only be regarded as a conjecture.
When they left World 3 and teleported to World 4, the old guy who wanted to avenge his family used his electronic knowledge to make a machine and tried to hack into the upper floors of the building, which forced out R and B. Father. But the old guy was killed by the father. The father tells R and B that their mother is not dead in the other world, so they all go into World 4 to find their family.
Question 1: How are the fathers of the three worlds distinguished?
In World 3, the father has only one child, B, and R does not exist at all, and there is no death record or anything. And in the reunion of father and children in the building, he recognized R at least once. In the previous call, my father had mentioned that they should never enter the building, and then he reiterated that he had a battle of his own to fight. It can be determined that this father is the father of World 1.
And the source of the father who destroyed the world 2 with a nuclear bomb is also easier to guess. Because in World 3, several people who look like underworld people came to his father's house to find him, it can be seen that this father is a black market businessman who travels between different worlds, and took the opportunity to make a fortune. Some of these worlds were completely wiped out by this weapon of mass destruction, and some were tortured to death, such as World 2. So it can be determined that the father of destroying the world 2 comes from the world 3.
Question 2: What happened to the three Asian women at the end?
The three women call each other 1, 2, and 3, and decide by guessing who will go with the others. They could be triplets, or it could be that one person from different worlds was brought together. All of her are similar: not afraid of danger, gag, and seduce. But there were times when they were afraid. When her father came out of the elevator, she involuntarily took a step back. The reason for this will be explained later.
Question 3: What is a man's war?
The people who built this building certainly didn't do it for fun, but for more profit. Therefore, the father of the core world can be said to be the ultimate behind-the-scenes mastermind, and the father of World 3 is complicit in it. The father of World 1 disliked their behavior and decided to stop them. Killing yourself and stopping your own conspiracy is called a one-man war.
And that Asian woman is the inner responder who is behind the scenes by their side. She seduces every man, and tries to teach them the knowledge of time and space, trying to gain their trust. And when R bought crab burgers, she refused to reach out to pay, she must be afraid of revealing her identity.
If there is a next episode, it will definitely tell about that one-man war, and that will be the most exciting part. It's a pity that 83 minutes is too short to express this story, and it's over without even a framework for the worldview. This is a huge failure.
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