Iron Womb: a Thousand Mothers Revolution

On the high seas in the near future, New Eden, a giant artificial island welded from 200 decommissioned aircraft carriers, is roaring into action. This mobile enclave, known as the "National Womb", uses the eugenic anchoring method as a shackle to divide female genes into three, six or nine levels: placental level, mother fluid level, and mulch level. Every woman is forced to land on the island after the age of 18 until she completes the fertility quota tied to her citizen number - a formula that accurately calculates the country's average life expectancy - genetic rating x regional infant mortality rate. During the monthly ovulation period, they will be sucked into the central fertilization tower to complete their conception surrounded by the sperm donor's revolving door of life. 134. Biochemist Cui Xueye is like a loophole in the system. She took advantage of the opportunity to surrogate the president's heir, disguised the self-destruction gene as a telomerase injection, and secretly hid quantum fragments of the placenta in 27 births, trying to piece together the son of a thousand mothers with a murderous system. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.