In the first episode, the man suspects that his wife is cheating, and he has been suspicious since he got married, and this suspicion eventually kills the two on the road. After the wife won the game, the derailed but deeply remorseful wife lied in tears in order to relieve her husband's pain, claiming that the child in her belly belonged to another man. In this story, if we want to take good and evil as the standard, the wife is undoubtedly the lesser crime, and the suspicious nature of the man is the real cause of the tragedy. But in the end, the mask on the elevator door where the two left showed that the man was reincarnated and the woman went to nothingness. Does that mean that, different from what we think, the judgment of whether to reincarnate or fall into nothingness is not based on whether it is good or evil, but whether it still has memories of the world?
Soon, in the second episode, the white-haired woman changed the ruling, and finally let the man go to nothingness and the woman to reincarnate, so is it still based on good and evil in the end? But the following stories don't seem to fully meet this standard... Ah_(:з"∠)_
There is one more thing I want to say, in fact, it is also what Zhixing said in the film, putting people in a limit state to judge the original Just unreasonable. This reminds me of the Lucifer effect. I remember a psychologist recruited a group of ordinary college students with pure hearts to do an experiment and divided them into two groups. The tragedy of heavy human nature and evil in this environment.
Perhaps, no one is born good or evil, and the environment is an important factor in determining whether someone is good or bad. Hateful people must be pitiful. Seeing those "negative people" who are despised by the audience, I can't help but wonder if I would have become such a person in the end if I had been in that kind of environment since I was a child.
In the extreme state, the tense atmosphere, and the urgency of losing the whole game once a mistake is made, is also an environment that breeds Lucifer. People are like fire buckets, and it's really unreasonable to judge based on this kind of performance.
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