Although the core of the story (the prodigal son returns and the hero saves the United States) is old-fashioned, the last scene still makes me cry: she chose to believe him at the last moment, and he finally lived up to her trust and experienced countless pains, hardships and deaths.

Witnessed the arrival of the end of the world countless times, had fatigue, had despair, had given up, and finally successfully saved her at that critical moment. At this moment, for her, time has only passed for a moment, but for him, it has already gone through forever and is as long as eternity.

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The story of infinite recovery in "Leader's Level" is very similar to the old-fashioned electronic arcade stepping on its own corpse, and the protagonist, Uncle Grillo, is a lucky and unlucky guy. Fortunately, he can be resurrected every time he dies.

But unfortunately, people are always after me, and the way to die is completely different. But Grillo's humorous narration made people laugh. Another protagonist, Mel Gibson, plays the anti-role, and there is nothing brilliant to ignore.