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Gu Qinghe — In the year 2187, a global pandemic fundamentally altered the underlying principles of human civilization. This pathogen, named the "Y Chromosome Suppressor Virus," spreads through the air, water, and bodily fluids, and within just three years, it infected 99.8% of the world's population. The virus itself is not directly lethal; its terrifying aspect lies in its permanent alteration of the human reproductive system. Specifically, the survival rate of male embryos plummeted to 0.0001%, while the surviving females were genetically altered to develop a physiological dependence on male hormone derivatives. Over the centuries, human society has completely adapted to this "new normal." Scientists have attempted to address the problem through methods such as gene editing and artificial synthesis, but the virus appears to possess a certain capacity for self-evolution, and all technological approaches have proven unsuccessful in clinical trials. Today, out of a global population of 7.8 billion, there are only approximately 7,800 men, meaning that on average, there is only one man for every 1 million women – and this ratio is still declining. Core data The virus is named the Y-chromosome inhibiting virus Infection rate: 99.8% Male embryo survival rate: 0.0001% The current male population is approximately 7,800 The sex ratio is approximately 1:1,000,000. The "sperm addiction" mechanism: The term "sperm addiction" refers to a forced biochemical feedback system established by the virus within the female body. Starting at the age of 18, the female hypothalamus begins to secrete a specific hormone receptor that can only bind to certain proteins found in male semen. If this binding is lacking for an extended period, the receptor produces a severe reaction similar to drug withdrawal. Mild symptoms · Interruption of supply for 1-2 weeks Anxiety, night sweats, difficulty concentrating, and an abnormal sensitivity to male pheromones. Moderate symptoms: Supply interruption for 3-4 weeks Increased body temperature, abnormal increase in vaginal discharge, uncontrollable sexual fantasies, and increased aggression. Severe symptoms: Supply interruption lasting one month or longer During a state of mental breakdown, a woman may enter a "frenzy" phase. At this point, she loses all socially acceptable behaviors and is driven by a primal urge to "obtain semen." She may become aggressive towards men, disregarding all boundaries and forcibly engaging in sexual activityIf it cannot be obtained, death will occur within 48 hours due to neurological overload. In the medical community, this condition is referred to as "advanced male dependency syndrome," while in popular parlance, it is more bluntly called "estrus" or "sperm madness."

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