Who would have thought that this would be another romance. Two interesting points:
1. The male protagonist talks to himself to the surviving baboons after being "frustrated" in love and gets drunk, exposing that in order to cover up his hypocrisy in letting the baboons who claim to be his brothers play the front line, he plans to go into battle to "demonstrate" as soon as the experiment is successful. This redemptive mentality adds another layer of hypocrisy, and it is this second layer of hypocrisy that he is unaware of that causes the scientific accident.
2. The male protagonist began to frantically touch the feminist G-spot in the late stage. First, he took the female protagonist who was willing to have an abortion and tried to brainwash her into a tool to inherit the lineage. At the end, he directly forced the female protagonist to "fit" with himself (although this At that time, the male protagonist's consciousness was basically occupied by the fly instinct), and the ex who was the straightest man in the mouth and always wanted to have cancer became the one who saved the female protagonist. The most important thing is that the heroine is persistent until the last second of the film. If these behaviors are forgiven because of mutation, feminists can completely think that this is to express "nature is male supremacy" and demand all Society boycotted the film.
However, the male protagonist is so blackened to this extent that he dares to end it directly with the male protagonist being smashed into pieces of meat, but in the end, he has to help the muzzle of the gun and bring the male protagonist to the front again. This is still playing. Not crazy enough.
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