Thirteen thousand years after the extinction of Earth's civilization, one branch of humanity rebuilt civilization in a new star system.
In light of the suffering in the history of past civilizations and the brutal social problems exposed during humanity's interstellar wandering, this new civilization was built as an "ideal civilization."
That is, a social civilization modeled on the "Republic."
The male protagonist, Lu Zhixin, is an ordinary boy. This story follows his coming of age in this ideal country. He experiences the most sincere of friendships and a first love that remains out of reach. Hidden beyond the joys and sorrows of youth is the cruel truth of the entire society...
This is a view of a world, and the story of a boy growing up.
In simple terms, don't catch a cold in this world, or you'll turn into a monster.
Drink plenty of hot water. It cures everything.
Note:
1. This is science fiction. The hypotheses are only there to build a framework. As for whether they're actually plausible... this isn't an academic journal forum.
If all else fails, just remember: "When in doubt, blame quantum mechanics."
2. To be clear: this is a BG romance! A BG romance! A BG romance!
3. A person's life isn't just about romance. There's family and friendship, too. And beyond relationships, there are questions about the world. So romance won't be the main focus of the protagonist's story.
4. The protagonist is male and likes women.
Since this is an "ideal country," modeled on Plato's world, imagine a society where... well, it's not the protagonist being gay. The society itself doesn't oppose male romance (and even encourages it). Cute boys may not necessarily have anything going on between them, but there's a little more between them than there is between boys in the real world.
5. Following the old science fiction trope of physicists and biologists destroying the world, now philosophers are here to destroy it, too.
In short, this is a dystopia.
Affectionate confession Jiang Da (bushi) Coming from "The Witch", it feels so great. I really like your work. After reading it, I felt that my writing style was too childish... The only complaint I have is that I was fooled by both of them... "The Ninth World" is really amazing. You refreshed my view of first-person narrative. Maybe I am ignorant, but I have never seen a good work written in the first person, so my enthusiasm for reading this article was all due to your writing style and this novel setting. It got stuck in the back, and then I couldn't extricate myself. Garcia's death is hard to deny with good intentions! Mr. Lu! I really like this rigorous feeling, and I have to say that Jiang Da, you caught my attention (ky apologizes). I really liked debating when I was in junior high school. Later, due to various factors, I gradually lost interest in debating (passion does not count). Just reading your article rekindled my passion for debate! (Although I just like to listen to other people's opinions, hahaha) I really like Jiang Da's writing, and I feel that the beauty of language and writing has been revealed unknowingly. Really in love I'm a bit chatty, sorry. This comment feels too cheesy (?) And embarrassing when I write it myself, but I really can't help but post it to communicate with you - even though you don't seem to use this account anymore. So it's been six years, why hasn't Jiangda updated...
Will there be any new books coming out? I love your work.
Boss reserve, suddenly looking forward to opening the ninth world map, will it be opened?
Is this the end? (Sigh)
Garcia is a flying bird, right? He flew under the chasm, right?
Dad, what's wrong with you? You've been fattening up. Did you find out today???
Please update 55555
I hope that the author can express what he wants to express through the text instead of what the author has to say~ I don't consider myself a reader of fast food literature, I have a certain appreciation ability, and I like the author's world view. I just want to make a few suggestions. I hope the author can enhance coherence when writing, try to use things that everyone knows as metaphors, and the foreshadowing can be a little more obvious.
Main character Lu Shi Chui feels even more sorry for our Garcia and Lu Ling.
Ah, will Xiao Lu want to beat himself to death in the future?