In the future, after a global nuclear disaster caused by a computer failure, human beings rebuild their own civilization, and the combination of machinery and human body becomes more and more closely, so-called biochemical warriors appear. At the same time, many people are trying to control the world through these technological means. After the first one, our hero and heroine started a new battle.
As a sequel, there is not much connection with the first film in the whole plot, and there is not much breakthrough in the performance of the screen. The development of the story is also slightly dull and lacks enough shock, especially compared with the 2077 Japan Lockdown Up, the ideology has weakened a bit, and the commercial nature has become a lot stronger. Even in the last battle, it was very similar to the famous defense battle in the Matrix, which was somewhat disappointing.
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