more flat.
In the first episode, it was too easy to win, and I forced my IQ; I suddenly realized that there is no meaning for them to live, aren't they just to die? And the world imagined by the male protagonist is already civilized, and he still has basic cosmic morality.
In the second episode, a real tragedy slowly brewing, Jodie made the atmosphere, because of the music?
In the third episode, I didn't expect the ending, I got too much and I was afraid of losing, but I made mistakes again and again;
Episode 4, too suitable for a single dog, because I still don't understand the meaning of the one: How do you know they're perfect matches? What if all it's actually doing is gradually wearing us down, putting us in one relationship after another, for random durations in a random sequence. -- each time you get a little bit more pliable, a little bit more broken until eventually it coughs up the final offering and says that's the one. And by that point you're so defeated and so exhausted that you just accept it, you settle. and then you have to live the rest of your life convincing yourself that you didn't. The reality just happens to be the same.
In the fifth episode, this is simply a cockroach. It can't die no matter what. It sounds so good to call a dog. The out-of-control and coldness of artificial intelligence can give life for Xiong Xiong.
Sixth, irrelevant admission, ha. The reversal is wonderful.
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