Science fiction novels written by post-90s writers, works inspired by writers Tsubaki Murakami and Lu Yao
No one is thinking about the future? Don't care about our feelings. This is a warning! Severe warning!
Now we are in our twenties and mid-twenties, and we are all born in the 1990s. I live in this era, but I cannot directly record what is happening. Everything around me is too cruel. How to write by hand? After all, it is necessary to write. Can you see it? I cannot predict. If you are lucky, If you see the story I wrote and find a glimmer of hope in it, then my hard work has paid off hugely; if you see business opportunities in it, then my plan has a starting point; if you understand that the neglect I have received will eventually pass, then I will die with no regrets...
In a story that happened around 2020, a mysterious organization commissioned a radical Wa Yin to design a new reform plan for the "Human Breast Project" plan, which required a complete change of the status quo, reducing the complaints of the poor, stabilizing people's hearts, ensuring that everyone enjoys completely fair communist treatment, and then firmly controlling the power of the country.
After the implementation of the new reform in 1935, an earth-shaking change began: the state bought newborn babies from individuals as orphans and became state property. It used more advanced technology to provide unified and closed education to the orphans. When they grew up, they provided a steady stream of new forces for the country's social structural reform.
The story begins with Wang Zhi, the editor-in-chief of Xinhua Book Network...