Seed Cabin

Human beings spent 18 million lives in exchange for two minutes to smash a machine, and then thought they had won. On the day the war ended, the victors did not cheer. The survivors stood silently on the ruins, looking at each other's faces, no one could recognize anyone else - the war had turned everyone into a different person. Some people can no longer laugh, some can no longer cry, and some can no longer look directly at their faces reflected in broken glass. In the first decade after the war, people genuinely believed there was hope for the future. Then, in just a decade, corruption caught up with reconstruction. Fifty years after the war, almost everyone who participated in the war went crazy. Justice delayed is no justice. It is just an IOU that history is forced to give when it cannot deny it. The payee is dead. This novel is not an answer to "Can humans defeat AI?" It is asking: After we have risked everything to defeat the inhuman enemy, can we still be worthy of being called "human"? So, if you were expecting a story about a hero saving the world, sorry, there are no heroes here. There are no winners here. Only survivors