Dow and Carbon-Based Monkey Breeding Guidelines

Chapter 200 The Ethics of the Second Type of Combination
Yale Liga presented a situation that Robinson had never imagined.Jing Huang's parents do exist, they are not distant and vague concepts, but have names and surnames like his own parents, as well as jobs and household registrations.These details suddenly stuck to his face made him lose his sense of reality.And he still remembered the woman he saw in his hallucinations, the image was just like Jing Huang's copy of the opposite sex.

He wanted to ask Yale Liga about Jing Huang's mother's affairs, but Yale Liga was busy.She told Luo Binhan that she still had some aftermath work outside, and since Jing Huang temporarily lost consciousness, they couldn't stay in one place for a long time.

From her words, Luo Binhan could hear the intention of the wind.That was indeed more urgent than answering his question, and the news about Jing Huang's father was enough for him to digest for a while.So in the end he let Yale Liga leave, leaving this unbelievable marriage until next time.

Allerica went out like the wind.On the other hand, Luo Binhan slipped to Jing Huang's side hesitantly, pulled the latter's hair habitually, and opened his eyelids to look again.It felt like manipulating a finely made puppet, and he let go of it uncomfortably.

The proposition of life experience still bothers him, reminding him of some details of Jing Huang living in his home in the past.For example, the TV dramas that Jing Huang watched in Lihai City—even though he didn’t show any appreciation—seemed to all have women as the first characters, and there might be a few males in the background for love, But as far as Robin Han knew, that was never the main attraction.For a while, Luo Binhan also found the final episode viewing records of "Balala Fairy Castle" and "Magic Girl" in his paid account on the video website-his older sister didn't like this kind of subject matter since elementary school, and only Love seeing the asses and pecs of bodybuilders.

At that time, Luo Binhan attributed it to the curiosity-seeking psychology of the comprehension aliens about animal life, but now he feels that the facts seem to be different.Does that reflect Jing Huang's childhood environment to some extent?Or is it just the animosity towards the biological father spilled over to all the "father" characters?
no far.Whenever Luo Binhan thinks of this word, Farke's face always pops up in his head.The process of him getting to know Fake was related to Zhou Yu, and the specific details are a little vague now, but he still remembers that it was in a hospital.Fark was a programmer at a pharmaceutical company at the time, visiting a colleague who had been in a long-term coma.

Luo Binhan had already forgotten why he and Zhou Yu went to that hospital, but Zhou Yu also seemed to know Farke's comatose colleague.Luo Binhan only vaguely remembered that person's surname was Lei.The two met by chance in the hospital, and the subsequent story was as absurd and bizarre as a dream. He could only piece together some causes and consequences intermittently.But in any case, Falk did not give him a bad impression.

In fact, Farke is definitely much better than Jing Juan in terms of getting along with ordinary people.He would bring ordinary lilies to visit ordinary colleagues who had been asleep for a long time, and he could also talk about movies or novels with Luo Binhan normally.Luo Binhan didn't remember how he laughed, but he never saw him look coldly at the original residents of the trap.When walking, I always keep a distance of more than half a meter from others, even if I don’t have a car, I will wait for the green light in a strict manner, and occasionally announce some extraordinary words such as "never work overtime".

A friendly, introverted, ordinary bald code farmer with a bit of a strange personality, this is the impression left on Luo Binhan by Fa Ke, who was called "0312" by Jing Huang.It was really difficult for him to connect the other party with the infinite star described by Yale Liga.

Luo Binhan walked out of Jing Huang's room in the memory of Farke, and went to the direction of the greenhouse.He habitually went to Lan Que, wanting to ask her about the Wuyuan Star, but in vain.There was no wooden shell apprentice in the greenhouse, only Marin was sitting at the table with a rather complicated set of metal instruments.

"What are you doing?" Robin Han asked.

Marin told him that he was detoxifying the flame worm so that he could continue to make wine.Luo Binhan stared at his face, guessing that he had almost recovered physically.

"You drink less." He said to Marin.

"Why are you so careful?" Marin replied, "It may be expensive to replace an organ, but it doesn't cost much to repair a little alcohol damage."

"Are you rich now?"

"It's enough to write a few songs." Marin shrugged, "I think this matter is quite suitable for writing a song, as long as we don't reveal the real name of our captain."

It took Luo Binhan a while to realize what Marin was referring to.He didn't know how much Marin knew now, and he didn't dare to tell the other party his participation in this matter, so he could only ask Marin about it.

"It seems that our captain is really special." Marin said, "I went to the summer festival. It was indeed a carnival, but it was not as exciting as I imagined. I thought they would do something about the end Traditional shows like impromptu weddings, wild sex, animals..."

Luo Binhan, who was drinking juice, was choked and coughed, and quickly warned Marin: "Are there any adults on board, stop talking nonsense."

"You are engaging in formalism." Marin said nonchalantly, "There can't be real 'children' on this ship, okay? You are fucking pirates, even you beat the interstellar police, no one will be beaten by a few Naked stuff scares."

Robin Han admitted that what he said was true, but he still insisted on cultivating a sense of moral ritual, and put Jing Huang and Zhou Ba into the underage group.

He was still struggling with the question of Wuyuan in his heart.When Marin handed over the trial-made flame wine, Luo Binhan asked him: "You said that if a person is born without a father or a mother, how does he feel?"

"You mean orphans?"

"Not at all."

Luo Binhan thought about his words for a while, and then said: "It's not the kind of person whose parents died, but was born without parents. Not only did he not have one, but the people around him didn't. He didn't know the concept of parents existed."

"Understood." Marin said, "You want to ask about the public breeding system? That's not common in the alliance, but it's not particularly rare. That's what the Holy Crystal Envoys do. They rely on a so-called holy place to cultivate offspring, and then Then give it to a special trainer to raise. That's definitely much easier to deal with than carbon-based biological babies, so usually no problem. They don't even have genetic relatives, and of course they don't have parents. In my opinion, that pair of them It doesn't bother you. Because they don't need them! You don't have a uterus, it doesn't bother you because you never thought you should have one. If you suddenly had one, it would be overwhelming gone."

Luo Binhan was shocked by his metaphor, and couldn't help but protect his belly.He experienced a fierce thought struggle, and then asked deeply: "Then what if there is one suddenly?"

Marin was taken aback: "You have it? How did you come here?"

"I'm fucking talking about parents. If Emissary Sheng Rongjing suddenly had a real father, or a son, what do you think will happen?"

Marin thought for a while, and said hesitantly: "I can't imagine that kind of scene. It doesn't conform to their social cognition at all. There is no word 'father' in their mother tongue...it will definitely make people They're shocked, and maybe electrified. That's what they do when they're out of their minds."

"So, what do they think of this relative?"

Marin couldn't answer at all.Luo Binhan felt depressed, and poured all the wine in the glass into his belly in a few sips.

"Do you think it would be better to abolish the marriage system?" He asked a little dazedly. "I don't see that marriage can make love last longer. Maybe abolishing it is not bad?"

"That depends on the specific situation." Marin also replied a little sadly, "and you are mistaken, friend. The marriage system is not prepared for love. It is about power, status, property, inheritance... Unless these You don’t want anything, or you don’t have any. If there is no marriage, how can your mother take her compensation when she leaves? At least it will cost the betrayer of the common interest.”

Luo Binhan thought for a while, and still admitted that Marin was right.Indeed, both his mother and himself benefited greatly from the institution of marriage.

"I still don't understand the question," he continued gloomily. "Do you remember Shas? Did you say his parents were married?"

"I guess not."

"But I remember that Lizard Demons have high requirements for the loyalty of their partners?"

"That's for the same kind, I don't guarantee that it will be the same for the different kind. The consequences of the combination of the two kinds are usually not good. Don't you have the masterpiece written by the White Tower mage on your bookshelf? You haven't read it yet?"

"Which one?" Luo Binhan asked blankly.

Marin didn't seem to remember the title of the book clearly either.So he and Luo Binhan supported each other and walked back to the bridge room to find the book he mentioned.Sure enough, it was placed on the bookshelf in the bridge room, and Luo Binhan had spotted it a long time ago.

Luo Binhan fell into the soft seat next to him and grabbed the book on his lap.He used to think that the title of this book was strangely long, but now he noticed what was painted on its cover: the front was the desert and the sky, and the back was the dark deep sea.

He opened "Swimming Fish and Flying Birds——A Comparison of the Similarities and Differences of the Two Kinds of Combination Phenomena in the Folklore of Various Astral Worlds".

(End of this chapter)