Humanity chose to collectively alter its genes in the pursuit of longer lives. But after human genes spent a long time fusing and coexisting with longevity genes, irreversible damage emerged.
Humans could no longer conceive naturally. They had to rely on technology, but embryos could not develop normally outside the body.
So scientists combined genes from men, women, and animals to create a fourth sex, distinct from male, female, and intersex.
Luka was ordered by his master to find a failed fourth-sex experiment subject who had gone missing. He followed him into a company that helped people conceive, only to discover that the fourth-sex experiments were far more complicated than he had imagined.
The first thirty chapters are considered a masterpiece of plot narration, but the shortcoming is that it cannot retain people. The plot from the rest until chapters 47-8 is an emotional line, and the ending is not much to comment on. I don't know how I found this book in the first place, but niche books have narratives, backgrounds, depths, emotions, irony, standpoints, humanism, and class.
The first thirty chapters are considered a masterpiece of plot narration, but the shortcoming is that it cannot retain people. The plot from the rest until chapters 47-8 is an emotional line, and the ending is not much to comment on. I don't know how I found this book in the first place, but niche books have narratives, backgrounds, depths, emotions, irony, standpoints, humanism, and class.