"Are you an angel?"
On the first day after waking up from Blood Food Farm, Jins Meng said these words to a strange man.
She didn't know that this was the Tower of Babel - humanity's last refuge. They don't know that those called "teachers" are liars, they don't know that the train to heaven is bound for the slaughterhouse, and they don't know that they have been raised as cattle for fifteen years.
She only knew that the man in front of her was very good-looking, too good-looking to be true.
What Gatin did not tell her was that vampire spies had infiltrated the rescued children. He has thirty days to find out the truth, otherwise, the remaining children on the farm will never come back.
She was the spy suspect he had to uncover. He told himself that being close to her was a work requirement, taking care of her was a mission requirement, and his heartbeat was racing... He couldn't think of an excuse. And the girl he was monitoring day and night would only do one thing every day: open her shining eyes and put the purest trust into his arms.
Either he is really innocent, or he is pretending too well.
He didn't know which answer was scarier.
The charming young vixen man ✖️ The first sight believer woman who is ignorant about straight ball
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Concept: What is a person? The vampires say: People are food. Farm said: People are commodities. The Tower of Babel said: People are power. But the people in the story will tell you: humans are dreaming creatures. Jins Meng has had a dream since he was a child - a gray sky, dilapidated buildings, and ruins everywhere. That's not a nightmare, that's a reflection of the real world. A child in captivity is already longing for the truth even when he doesn't know the truth. This is people. Even if you are deprived of everything, you will still yearn for freedom. Having been deceived all your life, you still ask for the truth. Even though he is treated like an animal, he will still raise his head and look at the sky in the distance. The Tower of Babel is not a utopia. It has lies, suspicions, and insurmountable class wreckage. But it has one thing that farms don't have – the right to choose. This is a story about choice. Choose who to believe, choose to be, choose to live on the ruins, or die like a human being.