
Irises and Ledgers: February and a Half in Florence
鸢尾花与账本:佛罗伦萨的2.5月
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- 12k Words
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It's Rare to See an Apocalyptic Novel Without Hoarding Goods.
When I read apocalyptic articles recently, they were all about hoarding supplies or romance. Are there any post-apocalyptic stories that are biased toward men? There are zombies, superpowers, no hoarding of supplies, and it doesn't matter whether there's a female protagonist or not. It's best if she's reborn.
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This is a spin-off of "Refining the Heart", the memory of Shen Wuyan's first love, and the story of Boss Bai Yueguang. Shen Wuyan is the anchor of the "no villain" setting. He is not a pervert or a madman, he is an extremely rational martyr. He sacrificed himself to the algorithm, formatting living people into "perfect products." But his starting point is precisely the deepest concern for human civilization-when emotions become tributes to ancient gods, eliminating emotions is the only way to survive. He is not doing evil, he is doing a cold and self-consistent arithmetic problem: sacrificing the few to preserve civilization. The "abnormal heartbeat" on his chest for 0.001 Seconds was the world's most ruthless irony towards him: You thought you had deleted your sensibility, but the "human touch" you buried alive was always scratching the coffin board at the bottom of the grave.