It seems there are loads of clones of everyone walking around. That’s a bit different from having your dead body frozen – a strange technique that requires you to place a great deal of trust in a company, whilst paying a hefty bill well in advance.
Perhaps it would be better if every madman who’s so keen to live forever simply had himself cloned and had the one and a half brain cells he possesses transferred to a single robot model, though I have a feeling that these robots won’t work in the future either, certainly not in the event of a power cut.

The nice thing about the characters is that they can never die. It’s just like a video game. And whilst we’re on the subject: this could easily be turned into a video game – I think that would be brilliant.

In any case, you’ve managed to keep the tension going really well. Every now and then it’s a bit hard to follow the story, but at the same time certain parts from previous episodes become clearer.

It was a real pleasure to read your work.

看来每个人的克隆体都到处都是。这可跟把死去的身体冷冻起来大不相同——那是一种奇怪的技术，你不仅要对某家公司抱有极大的信任，还得提前很久就支付一笔不菲的费用。
也许，那些渴望永生的疯子们，不如干脆克隆自己，把仅有的那一个半脑细胞移植到一个机器人模型上，虽然我总觉得这些机器人在未来也无法正常运作，尤其是遇到停电的时候。

剧中角色的有趣之处在于他们永远不会死。这简直就像一款电子游戏。既然说到这里：这部剧完全可以改编成电子游戏，我觉得那会很棒。

无论如何，你确实很擅长保持故事的紧张感。虽然偶尔会有些难以跟上剧情，但与此同时，前几集中的某些情节也变得更加清晰了。

读你的文章真是太棒了。