A Person Who Is Not Human
(Hard sci-fi + main GL pairing; genetic engineering + curvature drive and wormhole travel + proletarian revolution)
Unusual synopsis (for reference only):
Anna: Come on, kid. Let's pull off something big together.
Xiao Si: Yes!!!
Anna: Why did you agree so easily?
Xiao Si [outwardly]: This is the class consciousness of the proletariat!
Xiao Si [inwardly]: Because you're pretty, big sis _(:з"∠)_
Regular synopsis:
What would the world be like if ordinary people stopped reproducing and instead were created directly through bioengineering?
It sounds like an outlandish question, but in the 22nd century, this is a great way to create more suitable workers and further reduce labor costs.
So, do these manufactured workers count as "real" humans?
The upper classes see them as low-end laborers who can be summoned and dismissed at will. But these ordinary people, who make up more than 99% of the population and provide labor for every industry in human society, will not remain content to be slaves to a tiny minority forever.
Even those considered nonhuman still have to fight for equality and freedom.
A few notes in advance:
1. This is hard sci-fi, with a materialist view of history and no lone-hero narrative. The heroine is a young woman from the working class, with a bit of cunning, but she is by no means all-powerful.
2. In this setting, gender differences no longer have any reproductive purpose. All characters are bisexual (that is, they have no gender preference). Proceed with caution if this bothers you.
3. The story is primarily plot-driven, and the serious content takes up a considerable portion of the novel. Proceed with caution if you are here only for the romance.
This is not Lily at all, it is bisexual. It is randomly divided into districts. It should be divided into a pluralistic district.
Different staff are customized based on demand, and in the context of consumerism, these staff have also become consumer goods. When they are no longer needed by the customizer, the first consideration is to destroy them.
Where has Dada gone?
I just discovered such a great and charming big guy not long ago
But found that Da Da was missing
Hum
(New fans of the web version specially log in to find Dada by name, and reveal some traces of Dada_(:з∠)_)
Hui Chao, I remembered a swear word in Russian (?)
It was like a hand helping me to clarify the secrets of the operation of this future society layer by layer. Many people have written about the subject of human consciousness, but the author wrote it this way, which is refreshing! Looking forward to the development of the story. This world view is so awesome!
I realized I had it in my collection for a while? Will the author complete this work? Or have you jumped to another website to write?
I really want to know what the author's major is, philosophy? But why does it look so much like a work written by a science student?
How can I say that this way of society works? I don't dare to play games like this. It's already this level of civilization, and people are still tools.
Then didn't the "soul" of Xiao Si's previous partner have no chance to be resurrected and was pushed into space? ! Although the partner himself is dead
This is not Lily at all, it is bisexual. It is randomly divided into districts. It should be divided into a pluralistic district.
Different staff are customized based on demand, and in the context of consumerism, these staff have also become consumer goods. When they are no longer needed by the customizer, the first consideration is to destroy them.
Where has Dada gone? I just discovered such a great and charming big guy not long ago But found that Da Da was missing Hum (New fans of the web version specially log in to find Dada by name, and reveal some traces of Dada_(:з∠)_)
Hui Chao, I remembered a swear word in Russian (?)
It was like a hand helping me to clarify the secrets of the operation of this future society layer by layer. Many people have written about the subject of human consciousness, but the author wrote it this way, which is refreshing! Looking forward to the development of the story. This world view is so awesome!
I realized I had it in my collection for a while? Will the author complete this work? Or have you jumped to another website to write?
I really want to know what the author's major is, philosophy? But why does it look so much like a work written by a science student?
How can I say that this way of society works? I don't dare to play games like this. It's already this level of civilization, and people are still tools.
Then didn't the "soul" of Xiao Si's previous partner have no chance to be resurrected and was pushed into space? ! Although the partner himself is dead
Hammer, think of sickle hammer flag