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Seventeen Seconds Later In an era when portals have been fully used by civilians, people are accustomed to crossing cities in more than ten seconds. The distance is compressed by technology, and arrival becomes a natural result. College student Lin Shu and his roommate had an ordinary cross-city teleportation, but encountered an anomaly during the process: the roommate successfully arrived, but he remained at the place of departure. What's even weirder is that when the roommate returned to the dormitory that night, he 3Favorites1Clicks/ch—Nutrition
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Quota Life Humans do not gain eternal life. They just learned how to distribute death. Since the life-extending substances on the moon were extracted industrially, human society has entered the "era of adjustable lifespan." Telomeres are no longer a biological concept, but a measurable, transferable, and settleable resource. For a few people, life has been extended indefinitely; for more people, lifespan has become a quota - based on working hours, job level and risk tolerance, ensuring that every day of s 2Favorites32Clicks/ch—Nutrition
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Long Time I'm a makeup artist who masters a technique called "fat atrophy." It will not change the body structure of a person, but will only inhibit the volume expression of fat cells for a limited period of time, making people temporarily thinner. Technology was initially used only for special occasions: weddings, red carpets, interviews, reunions. People know that the effects last up to half a day and that everything will go back to how it was before. But the problem is not physical. When more and more 1Favorites—Clicks/ch—Nutrition