Mechanical Apocalypse: I Can Hear the System Whispering

Machinery has taken over the surface. Human beings are imprisoned in pits, used as spare parts, and thrown away when they are no longer used. Beijing dismantling workers dismantle rusty mechanical arms every day. Others only heard the sound of gears, but there was a whisper in his head - the machine was talking. The inspection arm was about to sweep him, and he could hear the pause in each step. The supervisor forced him to conceal the malfunction, and he could hear his voice shaking. When his companions reported him for changing rations, he could hear his conscience squeaking, and he soon died of suffocation. The only thing Pang Kui said at the door was to sell the person you hide at a price, but he couldn't understand it - the human heart is harder to guess than a machine. Goldfinger is not all good. Every time I listen to it, my nose bleeds more and my head feels like it's going to explode. Locks are not the savior. He will be afraid, make mistakes, and destroy the cards he has received. But when the trap was full of people waiting to die, he was the only one who could hear the mechanical whispers, and became the fire in the rusty shell. Can people who can hear through the machine also hear the remaining warmth of human nature? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.