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Dictatorship of all kinds of dissatisfaction [last days]
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- Aug 19
Synopsis
In a futuristic 2041 where Earth is choked by a population of 80 billion, a supernatural purge triggers a brutal global catastrophe. As humanity turns on itself to secure rare tickets for interstellar escape, Meng Shaoqing suffers a gruesome end, only to be reborn with knowledge of the coming horror. This novel reads like a high-stakes regression fantasy, blending the survivalist tension of dystopian tropes with the romantic elements of the BL genre. It is perfect for readers who enjoy second-chance narratives and revenge plots against corrupt authority figures, while those who prefer grounded, slow-paced character studies should skip it. The pacing is brisk, emphasizing the protagonist's urgency to protect his loved ones and dismantle the schemes of the mad scientists who ruined the world. Its standout quality is the bleak, imaginative setting of a dying planet.
📚 Chapters (92 total)
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Editorial Review
This is a completed BL novel that manages to deliver a full arc within a relatively short 92-chapter span. The narrative's greatest strength lies in its high-concept premise; the idea of cannibalism for the sake of interstellar transit provides a visceral sense of desperation and urgency. However, the work suffers from a significant lack of visibility, suggesting it may struggle to stand out in a crowded market of regression stories. While the plot is focused, the brevity of the story likely comes at the cost of deeper world-building, potentially leaving the scientific conspiracy feeling underdeveloped. It serves as a quick, satisfying read for genre enthusiasts but lacks the complexity required to be a definitive work of dystopian fiction.