The Seed of Humanity Is Everyone's Hope!!!

First of all, congratulations on winning the gold prize! Even within the entire writing competition, this work stands out with its unique style, truly unique. Starting with its imaginative premise, the story is set in an era where human reproduction is so low that it requires management. This is a reasonable assumption about the future, making it more relatable than a completely fictional world. In such an era, many things exist that are new and unknown to the reader. However, because these are commonplace in that time, the author doesn't spend lengthy explanations of the world-building or terminology, but rather directly...

This is probably the most unconventional submission this year, but I must admit, the author has the ability to do it. Spoilers ahead, please proceed with caution. For me, there was a work called *Sunday Without God*, whose first volume opened my eyes. Since then, I've been pondering how to write a good, insane world. Since the submission contest began, I've read many works, including those by authors trying to create insane characters like serial killers, but all have failed. Until today, after reading *Xiao Zheng*, I've come to a conclusion: Only those with the clearest logic can write the most insane world. When someone goes mad...

This interview features the winner of this year's short story competition—Gang Chang Lun Li! Those familiar with SF (Science Fiction) are likely familiar with his book *Futa Star*. Gang Chang Lun Li's world and characters are exceptionally wondrous and fascinating, his boundless imagination being a major characteristic. I'm sure everyone is curious about who can write such prose. Now, let's step into the world of Gang Chang Lun Li's other works, *Zhong Ren Xiao Zheng*! Honey: Let's start with a self-introduction. How did you come up with the idea to start writing novels? Gang Chang Lun Li: Hello everyone, I'm Gang Chang Lun Li, a happy young...

Qian Yelin, December 4, 2016, 11 PM ★At first, I thought it was just a bizarre short story, and some of the terms sounded impressive, like something about sex. However, when I was halfway through, I was shocked. ★The story is supposedly about "humans being brainwashed and forced to reproduce for some purpose while being kept in captivity by aliens." The protagonist, Xiao Zheng, is the 40th generation human, given the task of being a "seed human" because of his reproductive ability. The story is set in a strange society where life is seen as solely for reproduction, and the protagonist is a deeply ingrained part of it. ★Several points particularly struck me: ✔The protagonist...

I stumbled upon this author's work, *Futa Star*, and became completely engrossed. After the series went on hiatus, I searched for the author's other works and was drawn in by the unique title and synopsis, clicking on this novel. After finishing it, I got goosebumps. The novel is short, practically insignificant compared to light novels that often run to hundreds of thousands or even millions of words, but the content it expresses cannot be measured simply by word count. It reminded me of the absurd yet sorrowful feeling I had when I first read Lu Xun's *Diary of a Madman* many years ago—a feeling that made my teeth chatter and my forehead break out in a cold sweat. Was Xiao Zheng's action right? I cannot judge, but considering the background of the book...

This book is truly a breath of fresh air on the otaku app, it's amazing... The imagination and writing style are absolutely brilliant. This is the most thought-provoking book I've ever seen on SF.

Satirical designs are displayed on brocade, and rats and insects are wrapped as gifts; those who are ignorant of history mistake them for fools.

The race is male, the womb is female. This story is roughly about humans being ruled and brainwashed by octopus aliens who feed on humans, and then raised like pigs?

I don't know if everyone has seen Gunnm, but if you have, you'll have a sense of déjà vu. There is no such thing as normal in the world, only a thousand faces of madness. Masashi's inner madness is vividly portrayed, and Maki's silence is also another kind of madness.

A social satire with magical realism, the placenta is nothing but a sow, and the seedlings are nothing but breeding pigs. Working day and night is just a last gasp for survival. As for the red-skinned buddy, he's probably dead, turned into red pastries, and eaten.