Nick’s superpower is actually a common fantasy and illusion that people often have in the computer age. People always hope to go back to the past to change the current defeat. Just like playing a game, Nick stores a "progress (*.sav file)" by taking pictures. When he is not satisfied with the progress of the game, he only needs to stare at a photo to read the progress. People who use more computers will always have a hallucination: everything can be UNDO, hallucinations that occasionally want to play suicide, jump from the top of the building coolly, if you are not satisfied with the ending, then UNDO hangs. (Idiot, who will help you press Ctrl+Z if you are dead.) It
is impossible to get a perfect ending. Nick read the file for the first time just to save his girlfriend from death. He woke up to find that he was a vice president (the poor couple had been running for life). That's cool, and he made a lot of money. But the girlfriend has broken up. If there is gain, there will be loss. Fortune comes, love says good-bye. Balance, balance~ Remember~ Simba...
Regarding the plot, the girlfriend is going to die after all. I look at it in a daze and think that I am watching "Death is Coming", a few sex scenes are not bad Not bad, but a bit longer. Just like the gay episode, it caters to the tastes of certain audiences, there is no need.
The last thing I want to say is that it’s better to be a woman. After falling in love with a man, the man died accidentally. It’s sad, but wait a minute, "She concieved and give birth to Ken (Bible)." They found one. In place, I gave birth to a baby, and since then I have sustenance. Love it, just like loving him. ◎-◎ But the man is miserable. Pain, sorrow, memory, and despair will accompany a lifetime, and the catastrophe will be over~~~~
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