Starting from the spirit cage and crossing the heavens

The first thing that catches the eye are the two huge jets at the tail of the spacecraft.

Then I saw many well-equipped people wearing combat uniforms, holding firearms in their hands. There were also unarmed people with shabby clothes, working hard to carry supplies.

Seeing this, Zhang Mo looked excited. He had been in the spirit cage world for so long and finally saw a living person.

He drove the car to the side, parked it, hid it, put on an iron-blooded mask, and quietly approached to observe.

On a high ground, Zhang Mo was lurking in a small pit, observing the group of people below from top to bottom.

They were both men and women, each sticking to their respective posts, patrolling and vigilant about the surroundings.

From time to time, some people walked out of the spaceship, carrying more or less supplies in their hands.

On the hull of the huge spacecraft, the words R-49 are clearly written.

"R-49? Isn't this the immigrant starship where Mark and the others searched for supplies at the beginning of the plot of the Spirit Cage?"

Especially when Zhang Mo saw the handsome fighting mechas below, also known as gravity bodies, he was even more sure of his guess.

"Those with blue ID cards on their chests are the so-called superior citizens, right? Those with green ID cards are the so-called ordinary citizens."

Zhang Mo curled his lips and sneered. Looking at the entire drama "Ling Cong", these so-called superiors are basically white people, plus a handful of yellow men and women and black men.

As for the so-called ordinary people, most of them are yellow people, with a very small number of white people.

As for the ruling class, such as the city lord Morgan, the Church of Light and Shadow Charles, the city defense commander Victor, and the captain Senger, they are all white.

And the criterion for distinguishing the superior people from the common people is based on some bullshit genetic merits?

The upper class people have a better living environment, work easy jobs, wear the best clothes, and eat more delicious and nutritious food than ordinary people.

The most disgusting thing is that ordinary people don't even have the right to reproduce.

A superior citizen can become a hunter, a city defender, or a clerk, while a commoner can only work as a coolie as long as his identity is confirmed.

Doing the dirtiest and most tiring work, eating cakes made of bugs, being looked down upon by the superior people, and frequently beating and scolding the common people, showing low quality and short-sightedness.

The most important thing is that after watching the whole drama, except for the main characters, it is not obvious how superior the genes of the so-called Shangmin are.

Therefore, one cannot help but wonder whether the so-called "gene quality difference" is real, or whether it is a lie fabricated to protect vested interests and reduce class mobility.

The living structure of the lighthouse is essentially a centralized society and a class society.

In fact, the upper class can only be regarded as the middle class, the executor of the highest will, not the ruling class, similar to the knights and landowners in the European Middle Ages.

The real upper class are the city lords and bishops, similar to the monarchs and popes in the Middle Ages.

The common people who don't even have names, only numbers, are the lower class, similar to the peasants and slaves in the Middle Ages.

A civilized world with more advanced technology than the earth encountered its end. Under the rule of these surviving white people, the progress of civilization regressed back to the Middle Ages.

As for the three doomsday survival rules promulgated by Lord Morgan, they may have their rationality and effect, but they annihilate human nature.

1. Abandon all old world intimacies…

2. Divide residents into ordinary people and superior people based on their genes...

3 Everyone must believe in the Lord of Light and Shadow...

The so-called three survival laws of the lighthouse restrict the residents in the apocalypse from three aspects: emotion, material resource allocation and spiritual belief.

In fact, in the final analysis, it is all about maintaining stability - the first is to prevent cliques from forming and making it impossible to manage; the second is to rationally allocate resources to increase battery life; and the third is to build the psychological development of residents.

It's so inhumane and pedantic. If you want to survive longer in the apocalypse, is there really no better solution?

Yes! Of course there is! Otherwise, how did Bai Yuekui and the others survive on the ground?

You must know that the ground is far more dangerous than a lighthouse floating in the sky. They must always be on guard against the threat of the pole-devouring beast.

But they still found a way to survive in this doomsday world through their own efforts.

"Tsk, I really want to kill that yellow-haired boy named Charles. He is the most unpleasant to watch in the whole show."

Based on his current strength, one person should have no problem fighting against the entire lighthouse force.

Even Mark, the Devouring Beast, can turn the lighthouse upside down, but why can't he capture it with his own hands?

“I don’t know if we should rescue them later, although according to the plot, most of them can return to the lighthouse safely.

But I kind of want to follow them to the lighthouse, always do some good things, and gain their trust. I definitely don’t want to go to the Dawn Hall to watch and learn.”

Wearing an iron-blooded mask, Zhang Mo set his sights on the R-49 immigrant starship.

Passing through the layers of steel, he saw the hunters looking for supplies in the immigrant starship.

"The tall and burly one is probably Mark, and the one who has been following him is Ran Bing? Huh? The one who is sneaking around and breaking things is not Chenmin 4068, right?"

Speaking of 4068, it can be said to be a rather complex individual in the entire Spirit Cage.

He questions genetic determinism, does not give up on himself and clings to the status quo, and wants to become a superior citizen. Among all the numb ordinary people, he can be regarded as the one with flesh and blood and ideals.

However, he often broke away from the team to cause trouble during ground operations, causing many people to suffer misfortune.

But there are some critical moments when you can take risks to save people.

But in any case, he does not have the aura of a protagonist, he cannot control his own destiny, he is just a pawn at the mercy of Charles, which is sad and pitiful.

"By the way, Bai Yuekui should be around here, right?"

When the hunters encountered the pole-devouring beast and evacuated the area, Bai Yuekui stood on the shoulders of a giant high-level pole-devouring beast and looked at the fleeing hunters with a calm expression.

"Yeah! Found it!"

Through the 'see-through' function of the iron-blooded mask, Zhang Mo saw Bai Yuekui in a crack in the mountain wall.

It was discovered that she was also observing the actions of the hunters.

As for why you are so sure that that person is Bai Yuekui, it is of course because of those wonderful long white legs.

"Tsk, what perfect and attractive long white legs, how many years can I play with these legs?

If such long white legs were used to pedal a tricycle, the scene would be very beautiful." Zhang Mo thought and couldn't help laughing.

"It would be great to be my wife." Zhang Mo said to himself shamelessly, but suddenly thought of a very serious thing, "No, Bai Yuekui seems to be in his eighties, a grandmother-like figure, can she accept it?

?No, should I be able to accept it?"