Interstellar science fiction talks about planetary transformation, in which humans run rampant and conquer silicon-based life planets, but most of the story still takes place in a mature civilized society. A pseudo-pioneering article disguised as "political and economic disputes in the context of planetary transformation".
There are two male protagonists (?), Pei is the son of a military family, and Lin is the prince of the media empire, but the two male protagonists are responsible for promoting the plot, and the CP is someone else. The first half talks about the boyhood, when the scholars went to school to study with their schoolbags on their backs. The second half is a reunion after N years of separation. Everyone is an adult working for the government. The first half will pop up some settings from time to time to pave the way for the second half, so even those who are not used to science fiction novels should not find it difficult to understand.
Because this coward is afraid of non-human beings with human faces, the artificial intelligence in this article has no personality [which can be understood to be the root of the severing of the incestuous relationship between man and machine. The mature legal system prohibits giving artificial intelligence personality]. Mechas are advanced machines for fighting, just think of them as futuristic tanks that can fly and transform. In life, the artificial intelligence in the restaurant looks like a dining car, the artificial intelligence in the room looks like a switch, and the porter artificial intelligence looks like a crane. By analogy, everyone rarely speaks and only listens to others.
Purpose: Prosperity, Democracy, Civilization and Harmony