Written at the end of the first season. Briefly on the plot (spoiler): the end-time battle between different religious groups on Earth. A group of high-level Thor believers boarded Noah's Ark to find the planet to continue human descendants, and another Thor traitor~engineer transformed the mother to land on Planet A with embryos. As children of different skin colors grow and their "parents" change, they quarrel and switch between beliefs about God and atheism. After installing the eyes, mother is invincible in the world, but there is a mysterious Sol force that attracts and transmits information to many atheists. In the end, mother accidentally became pregnant, mistakenly thought it was set by a reformer (traitor engineer), and gave birth to a super monster. Personal understanding and speculation: There are many dinosaur bones in the living environment, the internal structure of the planet has traces of artificial changes, the reptiles are not obviously aggressive at night, the murals, helmets, teeth of a certain king in the cave, etc. The last human skull is not the source On Earth, the heads that mother saw during her lifetime are the same as memories, etc. Based on the above clues, it is guessed that: once had advanced life, nuclear weapons killed Orochi, pierced planet A, high radiation everywhere, survivors (Neanderthals?, Android, spiritual carriers) came to earth to continue life, Neanderthals It was replaced by Homo sapiens (there are also intermarriages), but the religious belief of Thor remained, that is, the existence of the spiritual form affects people, including the spiritual existence of the serpent also went to the earth. Then, Orochi guided Android back to Planet A to be reborn. The main line is the creation of Adam and Eve against aliens, soft and slag technological fantasy, and discusses human nature, theology, AI, and alien creatures. Looking forward to the second season, technology is indeed a slot, but the technology based on modern physics must be correct, and the fantasy of breaking free may be realized in the future.
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