
The Fake-Human Purge Plan
伪人清除计划
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 563k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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Stockpiling
Why is writing a description part of this too?
Reading Log *2
Still keeping track: a second big hodgepodge.
No Romance
(After thinking it over, I decided to remove the fanfic and derivative works.) Starting a new list for fanfiction... Yep, that's it. P.S. Some are ongoing.
Female Lead, No Romance
Focused on building a career or stirring up trouble, with no romance, all for the sake of building a better world.
Women-Friendly Novels with Less Male Gaze and Fewer Stereotypes
Over time, my ratings have become more limited because my perspective changes, and so do my standards. I might reread something I once loved and find it lacking. Recommendations are welcome, too.
My Home Planet in the Next Life
That green uncle at JJ is absolutely disgusting.
Protagonists with Plenty of Charisma
The protagonist's charisma wins readers over. Put her in another world or another era, and she'll still shine just as brightly.
We’re Saved, These Stories Love Women
Some good reads. Four stars and five stars together.
2025 Female Protagonist, No Romance List
2025 no-romance women's fiction reading list
80% Female Characters, All-Female Main Cast
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Female-Lead-Centered
Eclectic tastes. The female lead is the sole protagonist, female side characters aren't just tools, and I don't glorify male supporting characters.
GL/Women-Loving-Women Stories to My Taste (Personal List)
You looked at the titles, so you should know what to expect. (Friendly reminder: highly subjective, includes works by new authors, and the four-star rating is because Jinjiang won't let me give everything five stars.)
Feel-Good Novels with Great Female Leads: Backups I Haven't Finished
From what I've read, these fit the girl-loving, strong heroine, feel-good story vibe, but I haven't finished them or I'm still not sure.
Maodan’s Bus Reading List
For the ones that are gone, try searching in your browser. Z-Library has lots too. Whose bus is Shen He’s?
Dudu Rabbit
No landmines
No Male Lead 2
None
Protagonists With Distinctive Traits
They're all protagonists of a certain type I want to read
No Romance
Female leads, no CP. I only read what suits my taste.
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Welcome new readers. I am Dahu. If you still like my novels, you can click on the author column to read other articles! Then introduce myself: I have been reading social science books since I was very young. I have long been accustomed to the way of thinking of first understanding the characters and then breaking down the motivations. This is also the way I look at the world. I grew up in a matriarchal family, surrounded by many strong, complex, and diverse female elders. I naturally know what a "woman not shaped by society" looks like, and this is how I "naturally" became a feminist. Therefore, my writing also naturally points to women. I want to write about all kinds of women: bad, good, gentle, sharp, worthy of praise and criticism. Smart, stupid, sober, and fallen. In my opinion, the essence of "love/female" should be the willingness to see women in all forms. As for the so-called "female-oriented writing", it is not so much a deliberately chosen direction as it is an instinct that I can hardly avoid. Because in my world, women are inherently the center of the narrative. The same goes for word choice: since 99% of my characters are female, "she" will naturally become the default pronoun. For some biased words, I will try to replace them with more appropriate expressions after thinking about them; but there are also some words that I think do not need to be avoided. Finally, I would like to briefly talk about my wishes for the atmosphere in the comment area: I don't accept writing guidance. If you have different opinions, you can discuss them; if you don't like them, you can leave. Reading online text is always a relaxing and enjoyable thing. I hope we can spend some time here, each with freedom and respect for each other. Like! ! [Spread flowers]
The ending written by the author is completely outside the cliché. Looking at the title of the book, I thought it was going to be about a story where the heroine gets to the source of the puppets and then destroys them in one fell swoop. But in fact, it is to answer some questions about the dummy in the book. Even at the end, it does not give a method that will work immediately, but continues the method proposed at the beginning of the book. The story seems to be about common cases and events that must be experienced in the world of pseudo-human beings. But I particularly like this ending. The protagonists are not omnipotent supermen who shoulder the responsibility of saving the world and are stronger than everyone combined. They are smart, calm and rational, outstanding special agents of the Pseudo Administration, public officials who try their best to maintain the stability of the world, but at the same time they are also "ordinary" people (even pseudo-people) who are trying to find more and better ways out in a world infested by pseudo-people. (I'm sorry for the lack of words [covering my face and crying], but I really like this setting and ending)
It's so well written, should I consider opening a criminal investigation book [Love Eyes] [Love Eyes]
Miao's mother discovered the substance that stabilized the dummy, and then Miao successfully stabilized Sen for more than 20 years [question mark]
Er Zhou and Xiao Qi's parents are both researchers. Zhou Miao has been observing and researching dummies and his results are more advanced than others. Er Zhou may be a test subject. If Gu Bureau survives, he must be the best among human beings. It is impossible to leave nothing behind and do nothing.
It's very reasonable! It's apple red, and the word "apple" is prefixed with grass. It's not too consistent with the red and green colors of Christmas.
It's so scary. The mother gave birth to a fake person and then was swallowed up by the fake person.
I have an idea about "barbarism in the private domain will be suppressed": For those who intentionally do evil, even if they do not respect the private domain of others and unleash barbarism wantonly, they will not be punished; the purpose of the evildoer is to do evil, and the non-violent negative reactions of the "master" - including condemnation and expulsion - will only make them more excited and cannot be used as punishment; society generally adheres to the principle of self-preservation, and in order to avoid being harmed by it, it will only prevent itself. If the victim does not take the initiative to attack or release malicious intent, he will not be punished by society; if the power and class are not above the evildoer, the victim's only way of deterrence is violence; if the potential victims around him unite, the evildoer can be punished and deterred in a non-violent way. However, such evildoers are often encountered in "groups of strangers" such as schools and companies, and it is difficult to generate trust and unity. Therefore, I thought pessimistically for a moment that when I was maliciously bullied, I only had fear and no hope; I would either be so cowardly that I would break myself to death, or I would be so overwhelmed that I would die. This pessimism may stem from my unhealthy upbringing. What if we change our mindset and assumptions, assuming that most people can see through the evildoers, and reject those who wantonly cause harm to the private sector and behave erratically? This makes alliance building much simpler. But such a healthy community is not easy to come by. And this judgment of "hard to come by" also originated from my "unhealthy growth environment." The unhealthy nature of my family is a flaw. My family is probably the best and most open-minded in the village. I grew up in an environment that other children would never get. But even such a happy family is still full of infringements on children's private areas - the word infringement is not an exaggeration - and the aggressors are not aware of it at all, and even suppress the victim in the name of filial piety. Each of our sisters has a different response strategy to this kind of infringement, or in other words, has formed a different survival mode, resisting, self-inflicted, showing pain, and frankly declaring, which has lasted for a long time to this day, but they still are not aware of anything relevant, have no restraint, and the shackles of filial piety are extremely strong. Perhaps, this is one of the most complex application scenarios of the "private domain" theory - when the intruder is not an external intruder, but the "owner" or "sharer" (such as a family member) of the private domain itself, and this intrusion is rationalized by the system, the force that suppresses brutality becomes a force that oppresses the victim.
No wonder I have said it several times, Mimi can tell the difference between the two.
Ahhhhhhhhh it's so scary, especially Miao is still in a state of residual health