Song Huizhou discovered that there seemed to be another person inside his mind.
That person was incredibly loud, troublesome, and childish.
Song Huizhou had always been cold and aloof, so it was hard for him to believe this was a second personality brought on by dissociative identity disorder.
Dissociative identity disorder was an illness. It had to be treated!
After a basic checkup, the doctor said, "Mr. Song, your test results show that there is nothing wrong with your mental health."
"A contaminant has integrated its genes into your body and now shares the use of it with you."
Song Huizhou: ?
The good news: he wasn't dissociating.
The bad news: couldn't he have been?
The staff at the research base thought Song Huizhou had been acting strangely lately.
One moment he would be sitting there with a stern face, and the next he would have himself laughing.
He also often talked to himself, said things that made no sense, and contradicted himself.
The head of the research base said, "Um, Xiao Song, I know our workload has been a bit heavy."
The head hesitated, then tactfully suggested, "How about I give you a few days off? You could go to the hospital and get checked out."
[Highlights]
- An apocalypse wasteland story. The gong will get a body of his own and separate from the shou.
- This is not science fiction. Any science in the story is pure nonsense.
- Song Huizhou is the shou, Cheng Wangyuan is the gong.
- The setting is a civilizational crisis caused by an increase in Earth's axial tilt. There has been no research into the literature and it has no scientific basis.
Blurb written on September 3, 2025
Theme: Humanity and nature living in harmony
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