Pattern Man

"The Pattern Man" is a collection of classic short stories by Ray Bradbury, the author of "Fahrenheit 451" and the master of science fiction. Using a mysterious man whose body is covered with tattoos that can predict the future as a clue, 18 "Black Mirror"-style science fiction stories are drawn out, each of which has a poetic and strange imagination and an unexpected ending. The key word in the story is "if": if a man can customize a mechanical puppet for himself, and leave it at home for cover when he goes out to fool around at night, but unexpectedly it really falls in love with the owner's wife; if a sleeping city wakes up overnight, activates all technological senses, and has a profound impact on human beings. Carry out a crazy act of revenge; if you are a devout priest, you discover during your sermon that the real God is not what you imagined; if a group of invaders from Mars land on the earth tremblingly, only to find that human beings are just a group of stupid guys addicted to eating, drinking and having fun...