The most unfortunate thing is that the little girl she just gave birth was kidnapped by a mysterious person again. This series of blows made him stunned from then on, and finally ended up on the street and became a homeless tramp.
Until one day in 1978, he walked into a small bar drunkenly and told an older barman of his misfortune. The barman took pity on him and offered to help him find the homeless man who made 'him' pregnant and disappeared. The only condition is that he has to join the guys in their 'time travel special forces'. They got into the 'Time Ride' together. When speeding back to 1963, the man let the tramp out.
The tramp somehow fell in love with a girl who grew up in an orphanage and made her pregnant. The guy traveled on the 'time speeder' for more than nine months, went to the hospital and snatched the newly born baby girl, and used the 'time speeder' to take the baby back to 1945, and quietly put her in the gram. In an orphanage in Li Fulan. They then took the bewildered bum forward to 1985 and had him join their 'Time Traveling Special Forces'.
After the homeless have a formal job, life is on the right track. And gradually mixed in the special forces to a fairly good position.
Once, in order to complete a special mission, his superiors sent him to fly back to 1970, disguised as a barman to pull a homeless man to join their special forces.
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The movie is not much different from the novel, except for the ending of killing himself at the end.
When I saw the above paragraph many years ago, I always thought it was a joke written by science fiction fans to explain the grandfather paradox and the problem of eggs and chickens. . . . I didn't expect it to be made into a movie in the end. ~~~~~~
In addition, I want to say that at the beginning, I was only "oh" about this story~ Because even if I had sex with myself and then had a child, the genetic pairing was still random. According to quantum theory, it is not necessarily Every time I was born, it happened to be "this me". This story erases the diversity of events.
So maybe you can look at it this way: all the plots and content in the story are more like a program that has fallen into an infinite loop under the programmer's hands--
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