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In 2079, nuclear war broke out. Within a single year, the natural environment deteriorated rapidly, plants and animals neared extinction, and the world's population fell by 80 percent. Most of the survivors were seriously ill.
At the same time, however, one percent of humanity witnessed the marvels of genetics, gaining extraordinary powers from mutated DNA...
In 2099, a vast artificial ecological project called the "Tree of Life" was officially unveiled, finally giving humanity a new home. The survivors cheered as they moved into the underground cities and set off toward a new life.
There were no more national borders or races. Humanity seemed to have become a true community sharing a common destiny.
But conflict was far from over.
Extreme wealth inequality, resources distributed in only one direction, and the terrifying "New Humans"...
It was pitch-black thousands of meters underground, but the Tree Dwellers liked to look up, because the artificial "sky screen" projected false yet beautiful starlight, allowing them to hold on to real hope.
Among the countless stars, which one do you gaze toward?
Different ideals, the same light. In the end, who is the true hope?
Theme: The struggle between social classes and factions in the cyberpunk era
It's very interesting. I don't like to read online articles, but I was deeply attracted. This is a story about real women. Growth, pursuit, destruction, and establishment are all women who try their best for their ideals!
Tonya and Veronica are both my favorite characters! Watching Black Sheep Line was really enjoyable. After watching it, I wanted to learn martial arts, hahahaha.
To be honest, it was a bit shocking. The existence of Audrey as one of the clues (and the villain) in the main chapter only left me with the impression of "standing at the top". After entering the Voice of the Tree, I saw her three-dimensional life, and my favorability rose sharply. This is indeed a woman that I would admire very much in reality. My concept may be different from many people's. What I love most is not the instant emotional feedback, the cool heroine who kills anyone she hates, but the "arranger", a falcon-like existence who can endure for twenty years in order to achieve her goals. I strongly agree with the title chosen by the author, such a person will be a "prince's daughter". I don't know if I'm over-interpreting it, but I feel that the creator is exchanging fiction for reality, especially in The Voice of Trees, when presenting the rules of the big world, it reflects reality too much. This makes me very curious about the author himself, and I want to know what kind of person can portray such characters and stories (it would be best if I could get your answer, it's okay if you don't answer, I just want to express my appreciation). Really hope to see better development of this novel, it deserves it.
Qian and Nan's knife stabbed my heart to bleed. One of them has righteousness and the other has compassion, but no one successfully reached the "new world". Qian sacrificed himself to send Nan there, but Nan chose the same path as Qian. This pair of soulmates is really miserable and fierce T T
Hey, even though I feel regretful and sad that I can't see the ending, I'm still happy for the grandmas. I wish them better and better and a prosperous career!
I was in tears early in the morning. When I was discussing Hexagram with my friends, I said that the other people were all strong in various senses, but Carissa was like a little lamb thrown into the wolf pile. Now I want to say that even if this is a lamb, it is also a Tibetan antelope flying over the Grand Canyon. Fly, Carissa.
From a management point of view, there are certain problems with the organizational atmosphere of Black Sheep. Because there is too much emphasis on individual abilities, problems can easily arise when cooperation rather than competition is required (I personally feel that the relationship between bases 5 and 6 is delicate because of this), which will create geniuses like Dong and Wei who sympathize with each other but hate each other. But I personally quite like this kind of tense relationship. The undercurrent of the voice of the tree is very exciting, and I look forward to more stories between the two of them.
Victor is so funny. When he was given preferential treatment, he pretended to be stupid and said, "What's there to be jealous of?" (He was given preferential treatment entirely because of the oracle. His quality is not as good as Wei's). But when Wei was taken seriously, he felt unhappy. What the hell is he? He didn't have any sense of the overall situation. In the end, he caused Black Sheep such misery, hetui
Sister Li's impression in the main plot is that of a resource person in Internet slang. Now the perception of her has been completely overturned. Her ability is too strong and she can do too many things. I wonder whether her noble background helps her or hurts her? If she had the chance to go down to the bottom area and have a look, maybe neither she nor Sister Wei would die in the end.
The entanglement between Veronica and "God" is worth pondering. Other characters' reactions to "God" are decisive belief/disbelief, but Wei's attitude towards "God" is particularly delicately portrayed. I remember during the main storyline, she lamented, "It turns out Audrey is a god." Now seeing the contrast between gods and humans she was thinking about, it made me feel that "the God of Destiny" seemed to refer to "superior people" → Did Wei want to break the "rule that the fate of all lives is controlled by superior people"?