When Jiang Ning, a short-tongued video blogger, denounced the bullshit theory of "poor men and rich women" in the live broadcast room, the screen suddenly exploded with a dazzling white light - she and six mothers born in the 1990s who had never met before were dragged into a death game called "The Lost City of Education".
The system made a cold verdict: within 72 hours, the children's real growth data must be used in three copies: the factory compound in the 1980s, the future AI nursery cabin, and the ancient family ancestral hall to break the iron law of "there are fixed rules for raising children." Loser? Children will be stripped of their independent personality and reduced to "standard products" carved out of templates.
Lu Wei, an emergency room doctor, watched the system forcibly inject his son with an "anti-stress injection" and used adrenaline to poke holes in the rules with his backhand; Lin Shen, a single father, took his daughter to violently torture the "must be masculine" NPCs in the e-sports copy, blasting the slogan "Girls can't play games" to pieces; Su Tang, the inheritor of intangible cultural heritage, let his pampered son pick up a carving knife and let his poor daughter wear Hanfu - the sparks that broke the situation were scattered in the collision between the cinder pile and the golden cup.
When the seventh copy revealed its true identity - it was their circle of friends kidnapped by parenting anxiety in reality, the system finally took off its disguise: it was an AI fed by the prejudices of the previous generation, and the passwords to subvert it had long been hidden in the mobile phones of these mothers.
The sharpest contrast is hidden in the details: when Cheng Ye used a talk show to deconstruct "filial piety kidnapping", her son, whom she had just called a "waste", was sitting in the audience; Ye Man, after mediating the upbringing conflicts of a wealthy family, turned around to deal with the overt and covert attacks of the kindergarten parent committee in reality.
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