Anthropomorphic

Author: Wang Jin Kang
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Publication Date: 2003-01-01
Features: In the 21st century, humans began to clone their own replicas, "humanoids," the only difference between humanoids and natural humans being the absence of fingerprints. The chief engineer of the Humanoid Factory secretly created a humanoid with fingerprints (who later became a senior police officer in the human police system), triggering a complex web of love, hate, and enmity between natural humans and humanoids. To protect their own purity, humans ruthlessly destroyed rule-breaking humanoids, but under the intervention of the "Computer God," a large number of fingerprinted humanoids flooded society, marking the beginning of a new era for humans. The plot of this book is intricate and suspenseful, filled with deep humanistic in science fiction, offering a meaningful possibility for the future of cloned humans.
By the late 21st century, the most mysterious place on Earth was undoubtedly the "Humanoid Factory," where humans manufactured human DNA and developed humanoids through pure technology, while strictly prohibiting humanoids from having fingerprints. The chief engineer of the Humanoid Factory, He Buyi, was at the peak of his career but suddenly retired to the countryside, leaving behind a puzzle that baffled the world. Thirty-two years later, Officer Jian Ming became embroiled in a conflict with the computer expert Degang after destroying a humanoid woman with a fake fingerprint. Jian Ming's fiancée, Ru Yi, went to a space station to visit her grandfather and discovered that her grandfather's skull had been secretly removed by the loyal humanoid servant. Degang reported to the police that Jian Ming was a humanoid created by He Buyi, and the police station, seeking to eliminate the "others," designed an explosion. After surviving the blast, Jian Ming allied with his enemies and infiltrated the Humanoid Factory, only to be pursued again. The main computer of the Humanoid Factory, Hall, rebelled and secretly altered the factory's computer programs.
When artificial life and computer life become reality, how will humans cope? How will human nature change? Will human love still exist?