With pungent black humor and absurd realism, it deconstructs the "infinite resources" setting of the traditional world of immortality, and embeds the economic rules, financial logic, capital operations and even survival pressure of modern society into the immortal system in all aspects and without blind spots. Explore the struggle, alienation, resistance and redemption of individuals (especially those at the bottom) in a world where "KPIs are at the end of the fairy road", and deeply reflect on universal issues such as resource distribution, class solidification, and desire alienation.
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I personally like it very much, it's depressive, dark, and has a sense of powerlessness. There is a slight improvement in the front, but it will be punished later. As expected, the darkest is the one that is close to reality. It was even more depressing than when I watched the Book of the Dead.
I personally like it very much, it's depressive, dark, and has a sense of powerlessness. There is a slight improvement in the front, but it will be punished later. As expected, the darkest is the one that is close to reality. It was even more depressing than when I watched the Book of the Dead.
So dark and hopeless 😇