Licheng

In the "perfect" utopia of the future, laws and regulations mesh with everyone's destiny like gears - prohibiting overtime, prohibiting desires, and prohibiting reality. Society uses gentle lies to stitch up wounds, and uses data and rankings to build specimens of civilization. Even the right to cry is priced as an "unnecessary emotion." Licheng, a man with a traitorous character carved under his collarbone, cherishes the blood hatred of his mother's death due to the system, and vows to tear this hypocritical utopia to pieces. He restarted the "Eden Project" and exposed the abscesses of human experimentation twenty years ago; he tampered with rankings, instigated plunder, and planted a virus on campus that allowed the weak to prey on the strong. However, he gradually discovered that he was just another rusty nail in the gears of history - the ashes of the incinerator were hidden under the silver badge of union president Li En, teacher Yue Xin's sunflowers withered in the sun, student Wei Xiang used a laser pen to carve the cry "We are not numbers", and deep in the prison, the rotting "Cain" revealed the truth: the so-called perfect system is just a "sterile box" for alien civilization to support humans. A story about using pocket watch gears to measure the abyss of human nature, a philosophical riot wrapped in the garb of science fiction. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.