At first, I watched it with the senses of a sci-fi movie. Until the fourth episode, when my father started to teach the heroine to learn to move the keys, my father suddenly disappeared, and when my mother blamed the heroine, I began to think it was about schizophrenia. The drama; at the end of the fourth episode, the heroine learned to move the keys again, and thought it was a sci-fi film; then in the seventh episode, after the heroine exposed her sister's infidelity to the groom at the wedding, she rewrote history, I am firm It’s right to think it’s a sci-fi film; until the eighth episode, the heroine rewrote the history, but the reality has not changed, and she thinks it’s a drama film; the roles alternate back and forth, and gradually the viewers do not know which is the reality. . Until the last scene, when I felt that it was almost over, I thought to myself: Don't give me an open ending! Don't give me open endings!
But when the open ending did come out, it suddenly dawned on me how great the show was—it could be either a sci-fi movie or a realistic schizophrenic drama. As long as you think what the result is, the true direction of the plot is the ending you understand! It can be explained according to the understanding of the ending!
So, where is your reality?
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