Spring, 2072, the countryside of Manitoba Province.
Lin Yu rode an electric bike along a muddy rural path. The slightly fishy smell of the soil surrounded her.
This brought a sense of comfort to the exhausted Lin Yu.
It's still more comfortable here...
Lin Yu had just returned from the city center of Manitoba. There, she continued to deliver her speech on "the potential control over the gene modification and cyberization of Benchmark Men."
As the representative of "The World's Last Homo sapiens."
Naturally, she was mocked. In an era where humans widely benefit from standardization and cyberization, this kind of advocacy is seen by most as "having something wrong with the brain"—even though twenty years ago, Lin Yu's views were mainstream.
Of course, occasionally, journalists came to cover her. But this was not because many people believed her words, but because of her parents' identities.
Lin Yu's parents were among the first members of the Superhuman Enterprise.
