When I saw the third season, I obviously felt that my brain was not enough. Six time and space➕ two parallel worlds, it was more dizzy than watching "Twin Peaks". But it's actually not bad. Even if you read it all, you can't fully recognize the relationship between the characters. You can always feel the tragic nature of this reincarnation driven by an uncontrollable desire in your heart, just like "One Hundred Years of Solitude". A strikingly similar historical event. Every character in it will think that he can save his love and rewrite the past, but every character cannot escape the cycle of fate and falls into a powerless struggle. If it is me, it may not be able to change anything, because we have never been able to escape from our own desires and our own nature.
A quote at the end: "If we knew how things would end, where would our journey take us? Would we still make the same decisions, or would we choose a different path? Can we escape our destiny, or Saying something deep inside of us, like an invisible hand, will lead us to the same end? If we all end up facing ourselves again, does it matter which path we choose?"
But can we really face ourselves? Every self is an abyss, although it is with us all the time, but can we face it without reservation?
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