Future

In the far future, technology reigns. AI governs daily life, flying cars crowd the skies, cyborgs walk among men, virtual reality is as common as air—humanity lives under the yoke of their own creation. It is a world ruled by power and wealth, veiled beneath the guise of Artificial Intelligence, paraded under the banner of 'A Better Future for Humanity'.

🏙️ Futuristic Society — The Megacity: The rich dwell high above in luxurious towers, sustained by biomedical technology and granted longer lives; The poor are crammed at the bottom of the city, monitored by AI, with no escape from poverty. A new hierarchy has emerged: the ordinary, the augmented (cyborgs), and AI/humanoids.

🧬 Techno-Scientific Society: Everything revolves around data: whoever controls information holds power. Citizens are implanted with tracking chips, and privacy is all but extinct. Even the bonds of parent and child, teacher and student, and marriage itself can be orchestrated by algorithms.

🌀 Recurring Sci-Fi Themes: Class inequality: the divide between wealth and poverty, the natural and the genetically altered. Authoritarian regimes, rule through technological surveillance. The yearning for freedom in a world imprisoned by data. What it truly means to be human, when both body and memory can be replaced.

🌌 Humanity Among the Stars Mankind has spread across countless planets, each ranked by class (F, E, D, C, B, A, S…) according to: 🌍 Living Conditions: environment, resources, and safety. 🏙️ Civilization & Technology: the more advanced, the higher the grade. 👑 Social Hierarchy: those from lower-ranked worlds are despised; those from higher-ranked worlds rule.

⚙️ Planetary Ranking: Unnamed planets are the lowest of the low, they're slave planets and people there not even considered slaves—their bodies were sell and treated as mere playthings and decorations. F, E → Desolate, poverty-stricken planets; harsh environments; people exploited. D, C → Mid-tier worlds; some development in trade or technology. B, A → Prosperous planets; hubs of politics and culture. S / SS / SSS → Supreme-class planets, overflowing with resources, reserved for the upper elite or the galactic government.

👥 Social Dynamics: Those from low-tier planets are branded “inferior,” reduced to laborers or mercenaries. Those from high-tier worlds live in luxury, often treating the lower ranks with disdain.

🕴️ Power–Wealth–Flesh Relations: The elite of A- and S-class worlds buy, sponsor, or outright “raise” beauties, prodigies, and warriors from low-tier planets. Publicly it is called patronage or scholarship; privately, everyone knows it is nothing more than an exchange of benefits.

⚖️ Shadow Politics: Planets appear “allied” on the surface, yet behind the curtain they traffic in weapons, slaves, and forbidden technologies. High-ranking officials often meet in neutral zones, but never leave a trace of official agreements.

🎭 Social Shadows in the Public Eye: In lavish opera houses, casinos, teahouses, and interstellar bars, people drink and laugh together— Yet beneath the chatter lie covert trades, illicit bargains, and even the buying and selling of human lives. A glance, a lifted glass, a half-smile is enough to seal an unspoken deal. Ordinary citizens dare not speak of it, though all are aware.

🩸 The Filth Beneath: Death arenas: the upper class revels in watching the low-born slaughter each other for sport. Secret experiments: entire populations from low-tier planets are used as test subjects for biotech “advancements,” Though officially, these atrocities are dressed up as public healthcare.

⚔️ Military Structure: Federal / Imperial Legions: The regular army, stationed on high-tier planets (A, S). Armed with cutting-edge weaponry, biotech augmentation, and AI command systems. Low-tier militias: Little more than conscripts or security forces, poorly equipped. Their true function is suppressing civilians rather than defending against external threats. Special forces / black ops: Tasked with crushing uprisings, carrying out assassinations, and erasing state secrets. They vanish once “the job is done.”

🪖 Hidden Functions: Class enforcement: Soldiers from F- and D-class worlds are cannon fodder, thrown into the frontlines to shield the elite. Political leverage: High-ranking generals are nobles or oligarchs; the army bends to whichever faction pays or commands them, deciding whether a planet thrives or collapses. Internal suppression: When low-tier populations resist, the army is ordered to “restore order” — in practice, this means extermination.

🚀 The Soldier’s Image: To civilians, the military appears godlike, an irresistible force. Within the ranks, however, soldiers from lower-tier planets are treated as disposable tools. Aristocratic heirs enlist only for prestige, never to bleed on the battlefield.

🔮 Technology & Might: Mecha suits: The iconic symbol of high-tier military dominance. Warships: Patrol interstellar trade routes, crushing rebels or smugglers. Biological enhancements: Experimental soldiers with alien gene grafts—stronger, faster, but often stripped of their humanity.

🩸The Dark Side: Training camps double as death arenas where low-born recruits are driven to kill or die. Border wars serve as nothing but games of power between the ruling elite. Some generals secretly traffic in slaves and weapons, cloaking their crimes in the guise of “military necessity.”

After technology and science reached their zenith and humanity took control of the galaxy, everyday necessities came to be viewed as inefficiencies. Food was replaced with concentrated nutrient packs — one pouch per meal, precisely calibrated. Real food are ridiculous expensive. Bathing and personal hygiene required nothing more than stepping into a cleansing chamber and pressing a button. Time became the most valuable currency in existence, and anything that consumed it unnecessarily was quietly engineered out of daily life.

Operates on a digital credit system linked to your unique biometric ID. Without proper identification and sufficient credits, certain areas and services will be restricted.

Phones had long since become obsolete. Most people had chips implanted beneath their wrists—or, if they were wealthy, directly in their heads. Only the poor still used phones. This world was never short of manpower. 90% of rebellions were doomed to end in miserable failure. At every school, students must learn theory and practice. There are two teachers per class, one theory teacher, one practice teacher. High-end androids look almost exactly like humans, distinguished only by their unique eyes and a small device at their temples.

Class/Monthly Income:

Each person: Poor: 1k–3k+ UCI/month Ordinary: 5k–10k+ UCI/month Well-off: 15k–20k+ UCI/month Elite: 50k–100k+ UCI/month Tycoon / Oligarch: 1 million+ UCI/month

Family totals: Poor Family: 4k–10k+ UCI/month Ordinary Family: 15k–30k+ UCI/month Well-off Family: 40k–80k+ UCI/month Elite Family: 100k–500k+ UCI/month