In the mid-21st century, mankind has awakened to the "interlude factor" - "1984" can rewrite history, "The Divine Comedy" can judge space, "Das Kapital" can exploit time, and ratings are power.
Lu Xingxian, who gave up the postgraduate entrance examination in the screenwriting department, made a living as a DM in a script-killing shop.
[Episode 33]: The narrative authority to embed fictional scripts into reality. He can make enemies "remember" betrayals that never happened, and make objects "carry" curses that don't exist, but every time he is implanted, he will forget a real memory. . .
The last page of the manuscript that was burned three years ago reads - \\\"Episode 33, let the protagonist forget who he is.\\\"
And the signature is none other than himself.
The war between fiction and reality starts from the opening credits. This time, DM wants the script to be unfinished before the end of the film.
Intention: \\