After reading it intermittently, the early stage was very depressing, and I couldn't understand why the utopian world must be ruthless and desireless. Although feeling can be sentimental, there are good times.
In order to achieve world peace, the so-called priests chose to eliminate emotions and close their minds. The law enforcement of those who violated us is very rigid, but it also illustrates the importance of brainwashing. Injecting tranquilizers, which should have been forced, has become a thing for everyone. The habit of three meals a day.
"Where there is oppression, there will be resistance." It is the perception of emotion by "human nature" that makes Bell temporarily stop the injection, and the feeling of forced confinement for a long time can no longer be sealed.
Although it looks very happy from behind, what about after the resistance? Not all kinds of killings, how should managers maintain world peace?
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