(It's not a horror story, it's weird and weak in the early stage, and then it grows up later, it has a unique and grand world view, it's not a fast-paced cool story, it has a long timeline, and there will be some philosophical thinking, maybe super power + science fiction + wasteland + weirdness?)
When a weak race faces the pressure of a powerful race, can it use wisdom to turn things around?
When a false mask is attached to a real face, does the humanity underneath the mask still exist?
Weird superpowers and mechanical genes are just one of the directions for the continuation of the race. If you want to keep evolving, you have to do whatever it takes.
At the center of all this, there is Haoren, the last person from the old society to study sociology.
He understands the subtle relationship between human rights and divine rights in a society where force is paramount, understands the goodness and badness of human nature in the ruins of the wasteland, and understands the true secret of continuity in the battle between the two races!
At this moment, he held a weird thing as big as gravel in his hand, crushed it with one palm, and said casually: "If it is weird, we must kill it all, even if it is as big as an ant."
