Twenty-two years have passed since mankind regained freedom from artificial intelligence. New director An set the theme of her debut film as the freedom war that year. She was ambitious and tried to use it as a stepping stone to start a "new era renaissance". She took a different approach and made the protagonist of the biopic Easton, a notorious male omega war criminal and spy.
As the interviews progressed, Ann gradually learned more information about the past from Easton. She gradually gave up her obsession with selling points and gimmicks and decided to present Easton's life objectively.
We praise the value of freedom and the spirit of resistance.
But do we understand the cruelty of war and the fragility of life?
When we hold our destiny firmly in our own hands, should we reflect on some things and abandon some paranoia and fear?
(Although it is an imaginary future, due to setting reasons, humans in the An-angle timeline do not like overly advanced technology, and the style will be more steampunk. I will try to grasp the Easton and Herman angle timelines to write a "futuristic sense")
Demining:
BE, as well as the protagonist and supporting characters, are not perfect and all have character flaws.
Most of the protagonist's stories are pieced together from interludes and flashbacks, rather than being narrated sequentially. It may be messy and jumpy, and you don't like to click the cross.
It is a non-traditional ABO, but the background board serves the plot. The ABO setting will be adjusted according to the setting of this article.
(The two original books are too big to write due to their large frameworks and complex settings. I will write this one first. In the future, I can make some nonsense about the settings and principles. Haha, this book will be completely revised in about two months.)
I have written about other novels with the same setting and imagination before, but this one is completely new from the story to the characters.
Intention: Don't be extreme.