That door of rebirth is redemption for those five years later, but for those five years ago, it is the door to hell that releases the devil. People who will be five years later will be unfamiliar and terrifying to those who were five years ago. What will the future be like? If you miss it, you will miss it. The past and the future can never be intertwined, even if it is the same person, even if the person in the future is more Well, there is no legitimate reason to replace him in the past. The thought of acting rashly is just a false bastard who only knows regret, or even a selfish criminal. There are many regrets in one's life, but a life with regrets is the real life. Desires are a chasm that can never be satisfied, but if a person wants to pursue happiness wholeheartedly and without any sustenance, he must look forward instead of blindly indulging in the past. If you miss it, it is the abyss. If you climb up, don't look back. For mistakes that can be made up, people should make up for it with sincere and practical efforts, and for mistakes that can never be made up, hide their sadness and regret in their hearts and move on. In the movie, David had an affair with his neighbor, and his daughter died due to negligence. He regretted it for five years, and he was in a daze all day long. He attempted suicide. He met a butterfly and went back to the past. The daughter has a delicate mind and knows that he is not her current father, but because of her father's dereliction of duty and ignorance of death, she has developed the perception that "the new father is better than the old father, don't want the old father to want a new father", regardless of whether it is wrong, it can be said It is extremely sad. Later, he and his wife five years later gave up killing his wife five years ago and let her and their daughter escape successfully. I think that even after five years of passing away, their love is still deep and beautiful. I used to like to read rebirth, watching the protagonist in it take revenge, fall in love, make up for his family, etc. after rebirth, it's really cool, but can we really go back to the past? Did you "kill" your past self when you went back? Is it fair to that "self"? Can we just ignore the bad experiences that have already happened? Ignore mistakes and hurt? This requires torturing my heart, but after watching this movie, I am more certain of a belief: cherish the present.
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