First of all, there is a hard and fast rule in this regard, close relatives with exact identities cannot be together, and "close contact" cannot occur.

So it is impossible to really get to the point of orthopedics, and it is inevitable that the protagonist's sister and brother will recognize each other, but the time is not now.

To be precise, according to my current assumptions, it should take place before and after the plot of Taiwan's reconquest.

The two of them won't toss too much, and they won't abuse anything or anything.

In the case of the protagonist, some people say "I can't accept it" and "I feel disgusting", but I actually can't understand it. After all, the two have no family connection at all, just biological kinship.

For example, if a couple of lovers are not relatives in the relationship, but due to genetic mutations, the genetic similarity between the two has reached the level of sister and brother (of course, this possibility is very low), how can this situation be said?

Or, if a pair of lovers are obviously long-lost siblings, their relationship is unverifiable, and they can't determine their relationship because of genetic mutations (which is relatively high), should they break up just in case?

In this regard, at a deeper level, it is actually a very practical social problem.

Because the existing social framework is not compatible with the union of close relatives, even if it is very clear in philosophy and biology, there is a huge exclusion in reality, and this exclusion does not even have the slightest margin for error.

To use another analogy...... Forget it, being too specific can cause discomfort.

My view may be more radical, I think that when human beings reach a certain stage of development, it is possible for the family to disintegrate, that is, the concept of "kinship" disappears, and society is no longer based on the family unit.

But I won't go into detail about that.

One of the book's structural flaws is that the protagonist is not properly opened, lacks the ability to conceal himself, and is too broad in scope...... So the protagonist tends to be closed, and no one can protect or bully the protagonist, and I feel that I can't write in many places.

Let's develop towards cultivation, Gaia is in the background, and there seems to be nothing to repair.

Let's develop black technology, the protagonist's ability is too detached from the scientific system, and he can't be a science and technology in the open, which is a bit nondescript......

Alas, now that I think about it, some of the original assumptions were still too hasty.

I've changed a lot of things lately, and I hope to be flexible. The United States will not write this piece for long, and it may be more interesting to recover Taiwan and open up the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau or something.

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