The Perfect Nation

What's interesting is that the protagonist is trying to find himself in an almost indifferent society. This book is very interesting. Let me briefly talk about my opinion. The protagonist is a person who has lost his memory. He came to this city for a new beginning. He should have abandoned the past, but he still pursues the false family ties in this world and the vague memories of the past. In a society that is so reasonable that there is no trace of humanity, he is looking for the true courtesy, benevolence, filial piety and righteousness from the heart. But from the beginning to the present, what I have seen and heard is the "good" filtered out by the laws prescribed by the saints and the holy envoys, but even this has an undercurrent. In a country that seems free but is being experimented on, can our protagonist find himself? I am very much looking forward to how the story will unfold next.

It's a really good, typical utopian novel. The structure of the exhibition and some real reflections in the environment are very well done. It's worth a look, I hope it's faster The plot is very bold in conception and has a very typical utopian style. The protagonist tells the story from a modern perspective. It gives me a greater sense of immersion and a better understanding of the system of this world. Come on! [Attention]😘😘. Five stars are encouragement

AI is the most suitable for overall management. There are no bad habits of humans, and the law is truly realized.

A very good novel, the ideas about equality and justice are worth learning. Human beings do have great limitations, including natural self-interest, greed, lust, and profit. Without these, human beings cannot progress. If there are too many desires, it is very likely to harm the interests of others. I think it is difficult for humans to reach a balance point by themselves. Those who do well are all saints. But how many saints are there? Relying on a very small number of people to change the entire world and drive progress is a very slow process, and once they reach the pinnacle of power and have the ability to change the world, there are still a few people who can give up their power to do something that is not beneficial to them at all. So five thousand years of culture has been repeating itself, changing dynasties, climbing to the top and then being overthrown by the next one.

This thought-provoking novel, "A Most Perfect State," explores themes of humanity, morality, and power through the depiction of a country filled with ruthless rules. The author reveals the inhumanity of this country from Lin Xiang's perspective and triggers readers to think about an ideal country. The novel calls on people to pay attention to individual dignity and humanistic care through criticism of the social system. The author vividly describes the setting of this future world, making readers think about the authenticity of this fictional country. The story caters to contemporary audiences' curiosity about future society and leads readers to explore a world full of challenges and possibilities. From Lin Xiang's growth process, readers can feel the exploration of an ideal country and the profound thinking about human nature. The novel uses keen social insight to make people think about the real problems of current society. By describing this extreme country, the author indirectly thinks about the moral and ethical issues of society, triggering readers to reflect on the society in which they live. Even under the cold rules, the warmth and strength of human nature can be seen. "The Most Perfect State" is a novel that deeply explores human nature and social systems. Its vision of the future world and its metaphor of contemporary society are thought-provoking. Readers experience Lin Xiang's growth and exploration through challenges and thinking, leading to reflections on future society, individual consciousness and social ethics. This novel is worth reading, not only because of its thought-provoking theme, but also the author's profound description and perspective on social reality.

An absolutely fair society, a paradise for lawful evil I think that the reason why human beings are called human beings must have something of their own, that charming and brilliant humanity, being conservative and conservative...

It's very interesting, very imaginative, and the ideas are very novel. However, this book is a bit too male-focused. Many parts talk about women's boxing, and the writing about women's boxing is very exaggerated. It's okay to mention one or two incidents about this aspect, but from what I can see, almost most of the incidents are about women's boxing, which is a bit... It may contain the thoughts of most authors, so read with caution.

The subject matter is very new in Tomato. I have read a total of 55 chapters so far, which calmed my fears caused by some dark protagonists and bad events in reality. It must be very safe to live in the country described in the novel.

Just the ravings of a drunken person

Extreme power without any human feelings at all. Is this the most perfect thing?