Bonded Mate

I have been too lazy to type for ten years, but I have seen many recent batches of "unequal relationship between the deed owner and the deed child". Some people even think that this is the failure of this article. I have a completely different view. I would like to express my (excessive) view (only a personal view, if you think it is wrong, you are right): That is to say, is it possible? The seemingly fictitious and science-fiction background of this article gives readers the illusion that "the Amian civilization must be more advanced than the Earth in all aspects". The youthful, relaxed and joyful campus life at the beginning is also a huge smoke bomb, but is it actually an obscure realist novel? Or try reading it as a realistic novel instead of a cool novel? In an era where technology seems to be extremely advanced, the way people connect to each other (actually they are all artificial humans) is actually extremely "lag behind" the link between our contemporary real humans. This linking method can be said to be more feudal than feudal, and more slavery than slavery. "After the contract owner and the deed child form a contract, the deed child is completely the property of the deed owner." It can be said that slavery is directly engraved in DNA. This is the reason why many people feel uncomfortable. Because their creator really went too far, just like we build war machines. I personally think it is interesting and wonderful to see how the author makes them fight, reach consensus, and resolve conflicts in this situation that is more extreme than the actual ancient history of "people eating people." I think the answer given by the author is "love". Maybe it is ridiculous to talk about "love" in this era of cattle and horses, but love is the only answer to resolve all inequalities, remove all power and money strife, and we are not afraid even if God has engraved "slavery" in human DNA. An era with "love" (if love is too vulgar, then "empathy" or something else is fine) is an era of comprehensive development of civilization. The entire Tianxu civilization is just like Yingfeng, which has gradually become softer and more emotional from a killing machine war tool. The Tianxu people are just full of technology trees, but this group of artificial humans may be regarded as Homo erectus level in terms of "emotion". [Qizi], I don't know what other people think. Anyway, I haven't read the content at first glance. When I saw the title of the book, I thought of "wife", which is a huge homophone (no). Everyone here was born in a civilized era, an era that has gone through hard struggles. We also know that "cannibalism", especially "cannibalism" of women, was extremely serious in the history of our ancestors. In ancient times, married wives were no better off than the "Qizi" in the article. At least Qizi doesn't have to endure the pain of childbirth... Every person on earth who feels that the relationship between "contract owner and contract son" is uncomfortable should be grateful that he is living in the 21st century. How lucky we are that we can now even treat inequality as love... (I suddenly thought of the author's "Heirs of the Earth", which is really beautiful! Every time I see comments criticizing Ling Xiao for failing to live up to expectations, I am speechless, because human DNA does not have the overly coercive DNA of the Tianxu people. Moreover, they have invented and preserved the marriage system to this day. If the same thing is engraved in human DNA, I feel that humans will not necessarily do better than the Tianxu people. There is a feeling of laughing at fifty steps and laughing at a hundred steps. Engels mentioned in "The Origin of the Family, Private Ownership and the State" that "marriage in the past was to ensure that every man had his own slaves." Then I won't go into more details... I just think it's not necessary to laugh at a hundred steps. Why don't the Tiansu people resist this system? In reality, have they all resisted? We are indeed making progress, but if you look at underdeveloped areas, how good is our reality... What's more! This novel is written as the people of Tianxu are already thinking of ways to change their destiny and their DNA. The book is also full of all kinds of struggles. Every unwell Qizi and even the deed owner fought, life after life, but the initial setting of DNA is really difficult to change: some seek death after becoming Qi Zi, some abandon their Qi Zi and refuse to take responsibility, and some swear not to participate in the deed for life... They are all very tragic. Ling Xiao seems to be compromising, but in fact he is also a fighter. He faces this "discomfort" head-on, actively faces the "discomfort", and finds ways to alleviate the "discomfort". He even accidentally travels to 4,000 years ago (remember me correctly?) To see himself making changes in one life after another. He has witnessed the root of the "discomfort" and his own efforts in each life. He has seen the past, and when he comes back, he knows what to do. Therefore, I have always read this novel as a realistic novel. I don't think it is unreal, nor do I think it should be as simple as a "refreshing novel". For example, the ending completely eliminates inequality and so on... This novel has used the most relaxed and palatable writing style to write about naked injustice in a very subtle way. . . Discomfort is also a normal reaction. Because we don't have such extremely bad DNA, we can walk away at any time if we want to break up or divorce someone. We are not machines like Lone Star who cannot learn to love. By the way, regarding Yingfeng, he always felt like a cold machine to me. Even if he started to melt in the end, he was really created as a war machine, while Ling Xiao seems to be more like a companion robot, even though he was originally accompanying the hateful villain! When I was watching it, I was talking about how an emotional robot could defeat a fighter jet. It was very interesting~~ Although this fighter jet was really a little too clueless. Ling Xiao, no living person could bear it, right?! But Ling Xiao is really not a human being, he is also a man-made machine. What a coincidence. He is not the readers here, he is a companion-type artificial human whose emotions have become extremely developed through generations of reincarnations. Even in the last life (Ling Xing) he was already a Jesus-type missionary who sacrificed his life for righteousness. His love for Lone Star and the world has reached a certain level, and readers really don't have to force themselves to be themselves. Ling Xing said of Jing Yu, "He has no human feelings, but he can do touching things. He doesn't talk sweetly like others. He can never guess your thoughts, but he will trust you unconditionally, believe in every word you say, and is willing to do anything for you..." Although I have always thought that Ying Feng is too stupid in every life, but after Ling Xing said this, I suddenly felt that such a cool loyal dog humanoid machine seemed good? Ling has been actively changing Lone Star in every life, so I feel that in a relationship, the one who takes the initiative is the one who "attacks", rather than the one who attacks and receives based on body and position... At the beginning, the teachers at Lingxiao School were silent about the contract. It was really reminiscent of the saying, "Puppy love is forbidden when you are in school, and you are urged to get married as soon as you graduate." Then it is easy for two people who have not learned to love to get married in a hurry and are forced to get married. . . It's super realistic! In the final ending, Ling Xiao no longer resisted, and even took the initiative, because they fell in love, and he was sure that they both loved each other, so Ling Xiao boldly discarded his armor. If there is something wrong with loving, doing, and feeling, then he is indeed wrong. But is it really wrong to love having sex? People just want to be happy! I was also wondering why after they finished doing it, Ling's comment was something like "It's just like that, I didn't expect it to be so scary." I guess maybe Yingfeng (Ming Zun) in this life is very gentle and careful, and is no longer a beastly vent... He can take care of Ling's feelings, so it doesn't hurt so much. Yingfeng is really no longer a lone star. 55! They finally fell in love properly! I just want to say that ten years ago I shouted n. B after watching it, and I will do the same ten years later! The most confusing thing about this novel is that it looks sci-fi, youthful, passionate, and occasionally a bit funny. But Yida's liking for telling jokes is not his fault. It must be a matter of being a good joker and winning every bet. . . ! I personally particularly liked the life when Ling was the leader of the church (x). That paragraph was written very divinely. It feels like the world is quiet when I look there. Amidst all the noise, fighting, resistance, betrayal, and separation, it seems quite precious. (I personally don't like watching fights very much...) There he gave Yingfeng in that life a seed to save the world, and also planted a seed called love in Yingfeng (Jing Yu)'s heart. The author seems to have always been particularly good at recording the world she "sees". Like a historian, she does not make any judgments or embellishments, but just calmly records everything she sees. The author's output has become less and less recently, and I'm particularly afraid that I won't be able to see her pseudo-documentaries in the future. I'm a little panicked. I hope the world will be kinder to her!!!!

"The ancient Greeks believed that humans originally had four arms, four legs, and two complete faces. However, the gods were worried that the integrity of humans would hinder their worship, so they split the humans in two. The separated humans wandered in pain on the earth. From then on, people have been searching for their other half in the name of love forever." It is indeed a masterpiece written 11 years ago. I am so happy to have read this book on Valentine's Day. I would like to thank the author for such a shocking story. It is difficult for me to accurately use "plot line" and "emotional line" to summarize "Qizi". At the source of all conflicts, before all tragedies have happened, the Tianxiu people were born out of love. The story is more like a space opera than a science fiction, and the dramatic conflicts that occur all stem from love. After killing his lover, the founding fathers endured the humiliation and fulfilled the long-cherished wishes of all the "lone stars" to establish a republic. Can it be superficially understood that the republic was born out of love? Every sentence of this grand worldview is inseparable from love. The author wrote all kinds of love in 600,000 words. Thinking about it this way, it feels like whether a mountain is a mountain or whether a water is water. When I first read it, I really didn't understand the Amian Spouse System, and I even read it with the idea of "how can love be born in such a deformed system." When I saw the ending, I just wanted to say that the entire story reflected the phrase "the soul is immortal, true love is eternal" in the text. Returning to the proportion of the plot line and the emotional line, I can only simply and crudely summarize it as the emotional line accounts for 100%. The author even used this article to make something similar to a social experiment, the Tianxiu Spouse System, a story about "love, freedom, and life" "Life" was sorted, and the words near the end read: When this article was first published, there were countless opponents of the Tiansu spouse system. I don't know if you are still there now. There is a multiple-choice question at the end of today's chapter. Everyone is welcome to participate in deciding the future of Tiansu. It is no exaggeration to say that I got goosebumps when I read this sentence. When I read the "Royal Sky" chapter, I still had a grudge against this system. However, the love of the protagonist made me understand this as a bug, or an indispensable part to promote the development of the plot, the elephant in the room. But as the plot progresses, layers of the history of Tianxiu star emerge from the water, unfolding like a cocoon. The promise made from generation to generation, the love that has gone through hardships and reincarnations but never ends, makes me burst into tears again and again. The setting of the deed owner and the deed son is the most suitable for the opening sentence, no one. A machine built for war and killing, it develops love over a long period of time, and then spends its entire life searching for the path of love. As an artificial human, a product of omnics, I almost go against my genes to love you. At this moment, "human" becomes "human". Who can say that this is not free will? Who dares to say that this is not free will? The pain, jealousy, and resentment caused by love are free will itself. The deed owner and the deed child share life. If one dies, the other cannot live alone. I share new life with you and die together. I would like to use Gibran's words to illustrate this story, "Love gives nothing but itself and takes nothing but itself. Love neither possesses nor is possessed." The soul is equal above all else, the soul is immortal, and true love is eternal.

One of the few articles in recent years that made me read it all! I like it so much, especially the novel setting and strict logic. The foreshadowing and closed loops are endless, which makes people full of desire to explore!! If you just read the beginning, you may think it is an unfair view of love, but if you continue reading, you will find that all the questions have been answered, and the article also has a larger theme. We can see not only love, but also the loyalty, bravery and wisdom of the Tiansu people. We see a great country and a splendid civilization. I think the most exciting thing about the whole text is that the four thousand years that Ling Xiao saw were already so magnificent after just a few glimpses. The only shortcoming is that the battle to Huosu in the last few chapters was not fully described, and the writing was a bit rushed. However, I still particularly liked the point where Ying Feng changed his life. It turned out that this was how Ling Xiao brought him back. I really didn't expect it at first. These chapters should be like the previous four thousand years, focusing on describing the story, pushing the plot to a climax, and finally returning to peace, reaching the small ending 28 years later. In fact, I was originally very reluctant to accept a character like Ying Ling, but later I discovered that in the face of wonderful plots and vivid characters, this is really a limitation I set for myself. Ying Ling's love transition is very natural, unlike many novels that have inexplicable sudden changes. I would describe their love as great, following and staying together for life after life, u complete me, they make each other more complete, and also make the country and civilization more complete. Finally, regarding the controversy of this article, I would like to say that sometimes if we let go of some of our obsession with the traditional "absolute correctness" of the original article, we will find that the setting is more novel, the plot is more vivid, and the characters are more flesh-and-blood.

It's been so long since I last read it that I almost forgot about it, but I still remember the shock that the setting of this book brought to this young me. After watching it again, I was still extremely shocked. I only had one thought: How could there be such a normal and profound love? All the characters have very normal views, and the truth, goodness and beauty are vividly displayed. The author has never shied away from discussing profound issues, and many of his words have made people shout, "I'm so awesome." It's still not out of date even now. It is very romantic, with discussions on love and profound remarks on truth, goodness and beauty, which are self-contained and are what everyone is looking for. I always see a sentence saying that normal love is good, but abnormal love is really wonderful. Does the protagonist of this book have a deformed relationship? I feel that although there is a sense of forced love at the beginning, marriage first and love later, it is completely normal for them to fall in love with each other, they respect each other, their outlook is completely normal, and they are completely destined. After reading it, you will think that holy shit, both protagonists are very charming and transparent. I feel that this is difficult to write well, but the author obviously really understands it. What he writes is very weighty, logically consistent, and the characters are full of character. When I reopened this book, I actually read it all in one night. I was full of praise for their beautiful love. It was so awesome and romantic!! I didn't expect this to be a 14-year-old book. What I ate when I was a kid was all fine bran. Very very beautiful! A very romantic book full of positive energy! This is how love should be! Love at its best! Worth revisiting and learning again and again! Alas, I feel that at my age, I can't describe love, truth, goodness and beauty in a very logical way, and I don't have a deep understanding of life. I'm very ashamed.

This set of settings is actually not popular. I feel like the author could become popular just by changing the book cover. I recently promoted it in the book recommendation section.

It was so painful to watch half of the story that I skipped chapters and sighed. I can finally say that I understand the origin of the setting of Qizi and the owner of the contract. Just like when we fight monsters and upgrade in the game, the source of our upgrades is the experience points dropped by the person who was beaten when he loses. The person who wins gains experience points and becomes thicker and more powerful, while the person who loses naturally dies. So this is how the Tiansu royal family set up the artificial intelligence. Cruel? We are cruel from the reader's point of view, but when you play the game, you will not feel any psychological burden in killing a bunch of data, because it is fake to you, has no soul, and is not your kindred, and everything is originally set by you, and you are the creator. But when your AI has a soul and love, it can even fall in love with other people's AI and in turn hold you hostage. Now your tribe has figured out a way to force those AIs who are in love and suspected of betrayal to fight. The winning AI will devour the data of the other AI to complete the upgrade just like playing games. Not only will it eventually become stronger, but it will also become as loyal to itself as before. Will you agree with this update? Anyway, the Tiansu royal family agreed, and the Tiansu royal family will inevitably fall into this, because as the owner of a human soul, free will will resist this oppression, which is inevitable. Because the winner shared his data with the loser, or shared part of his soul with the loser, then controlling one's soul can be considered coercion. It was originally sharing in the name of love. So why is the contract owner strong and the contract child weak? Because the contract owner has eaten the contract child and upgraded hh (so cold humor). Why can he control the contract child? Because it is the data he cut off to extend the opponent's life. Therefore, the setting of Qizi and Qihu is destined to be dark and tender, because it is a struggle of free will in life. Countless dead AI predecessors have perfected their procedures step by step through the efforts of their predecessors, in order to live freely in the future, for future generations, for the ethnic group, for survival, and for continuation. So even if it is written in the underlying code that people who love each other must kill each other, the winning AI will be upgraded with the data of the losing AI: As far as the owner of the contract is concerned, just because I love you, I pray for you to live, and I share my life with you. Even if your body and mind are materialized into a part of me, I will accept it as long as you live. As far as Qizi is concerned, it is precisely because I love you that I am willing to sacrifice everything for you, even if it is my personal dignity or everything that dominates me, I am willing to live. Only by living can you have infinite possibilities. Only by living can you have the opportunity to upgrade or change everything. So in this life, there is a permanent bond between us. At the cost of me swallowing your life, our lives become one, and I share your soul forever. In fact, it is really a very romantic confession.

A poem comes to mind: Love is precious, but life is more valuable. If it is for freedom, both can be thrown away. But this is the complete opposite. Nothing matters. For the sake of love, equality, freedom, and resistance to the system can all be thrown away. It makes people feel extremely frustrated and uncomfortable. It's not that the story isn't exciting, the descriptions aren't vivid, and the setting isn't grand, it's just that I didn't see what I really wanted to see in such a setting, it just focused on piling up the greatness and sanctity of their love, so I'd rather not have it.

Emm feels a bit unfinished... It can be seen that the author's writing skills in writing fighting scenes are insufficient. Several important confrontation points start inexplicably, a few people die inexplicably, and then end inexplicably. Insufficient portrayal will lead to insufficient plot advancement and insufficient emotional mobilization. Especially here, it should be the finale, the most important plot of killing the villain and sacrificing the individual to fulfill the greater self. However, the fighting process and the sacrifice process unfolded and ended in a hurry. As a result, I did not feel the excitement of the life and death fight and the sublimation at the end. Generally speaking, this book is not as amazing as the tweet said to me (the tweet said that this article is a work of ancient Chinese gods, set by the master of Qizi Qi, but I personally don't feel it). . Coupled with Qi Gong's rather powerful performance during the chaotic period, it really made me physically uncomfortable at the time. I endured it with the mentality that it would turn around later. Although there are some improvements in the middle and later stages, this article is generally not recommended. Whether it is a mother-in-law or a reader with a normal view of love, it is difficult to accept this setting.

Damn it, why is there no extra chapter for such a good article? Ahhhhhhhh! This article really needs a side story.

As expected of an old novel, the setting of the deed master and deed son really offends me.