
Biochemical Apocalypse: Peach Blossom Haven
生化之末世桃源
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- 300k Words
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- Danmei (BL)
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- 6y ago
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- JJWXC
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The ending was too hasty, and it didn't count as a bad ending. The pregnant woman had no ending, and neither did the parents.
It felt like it was unfinished... I was baffled by the ending. The story reached its climax, and then it told me that it was the finale. A little speechless
I really hate this guy named Kong, and I especially hate the image of the military in the article: it is inhumane, and the precious soldiers who are born and die are treated as objects and resources instead of people. Even the super-powered protagonist is not treated as a human being, but as prey. But this superpower actually let him go because he would lead mankind to the future. I think it's very fake. Such a person has no humanity, doesn't treat people as human beings, and treats even very powerful superpowers as prey. Then what is the future he creates? Can it still be the future of mankind? Or is it a future driven by his own interests? What he creates is by no means a "human" future. A person who turns people (including the most powerful of his kind) into tools and prey, the system he builds must be: · Pyramid-like oppression system: He is at the top, the obedient "tools" (soldiers, successful experimenters) in the middle, and consumables at the bottom. There are no "citizens" in this system, only "resources" and "users". · Fear-driven society: What maintains the system is not identity, but violent suppression of rebels and internal surveillance. This is essentially a prison or a breeding farm, not a civilized society. · Unsustainable: The system relies on the continuous consumption of "people" to maintain. When the foundation of trust and cooperation is completely destroyed, betrayal and collapse within the system are inevitable. It does not create the future, it only delays its own doom.
I want to know where to watch the extra episode orz face covering
? ? ? ? Is this the end? ? ? ? Bad ending? ? ? ? ?
I realized that I had seen it a few years ago, but I barely had much of an impression on it.
I love the ending without any suspense. The one with super powers has the ending. . .
This suspense is completely acceptable
Gee, the article from a few years ago was really deceptive.
When I saw the ending, I wanted to lose points. It's better not to leave this suspense at all.