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もうひとつの神話
174 pages, Paperback Shinsho
First published January 1, 1997
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February 21, 2022
This is a short story collection of magnaka Reiko Shimizu.
The first story is about a lone airship containing the last human alive (a young girl) and her company robots (or A.I., and the young girl believed those A.I. are also actual humans) looking for the other humans, this is an imaginative and well written story. The main theme of ‘what makes humans’ and true love is developed nicely. 4 stars.
The second story takes place in the 23rd century, robots are widely used in every aspect of the society, including child caring, companion and even sex and romance. At first glance this story is just so-and-so but the theme of love and loyalty really is really spot-on as the story progresses. 4.5 stars.
The third story is about a handsome young man marrying a heiress for her money, but there is a catch: , how would think go from here?
Overall, it's a short story collection with well crafted stories and very delicate artwork.
The first story is about a lone airship containing the last human alive (a young girl) and her company robots (or A.I., and the young girl believed those A.I. are also actual humans) looking for the other humans, this is an imaginative and well written story. The main theme of ‘what makes humans’ and true love is developed nicely. 4 stars.
The second story takes place in the 23rd century, robots are widely used in every aspect of the society, including child caring, companion and even sex and romance. At first glance this story is just so-and-so but the theme of love and loyalty really is really spot-on as the story progresses. 4.5 stars.
The third story is about a handsome young man marrying a heiress for her money, but there is a catch: , how would think go from here?
Overall, it's a short story collection with well crafted stories and very delicate artwork.
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