Maternal Love Goes Short

When "maternal love" is systematically quantified and plundered, civilization becomes an emotional desert. As a system designer and a mother, Xigu awakened from the torn dual identity, and the scars of "mistakes" against order were born in her body. To save her son, she must destroy the tyranny of reason she helped build. She led the crowd to resist, faced the system's masters, and was forced to make cruel sacrifices. This is not only a war, but also a cruel childbirth of civilization: mothers use pain as their warp and weft, and on the ruins of reason, they give birth to a new civilization that recognizes contradictions and uses "love" as its eternal garbled code. —— This book is a niche product and does not aim to be "easy to read". It uses image fugues and laws as a physical structure, inviting readers to use their bodies to read: taste the rust with the tip of their tongue, receive the pulse with their stomach, and touch the 37.2°C temperature of the crystal fragments with their fingertips. If you can't continue reading, just put it down. Stop, you're the one it's waiting for. Please don't take your seat.