Aliens are in control of society after faking a global event to engender sympathy from humans. They now possess incalculable privileges and legal rights, including the ability to casually murder humans without repercussions. It's also heavily implied that they take sexual liberties with human women.
The female protagonist hates this, especially resenting them because the aliens have banned eating meat and savagely punish vocal criticism, and she feels smothered by the fake society they've built on the back of exploiting the humans.
Her alien supervisor stupidly kills himself on accident by violating fire regulations, and because she's in vague proximity to it she is blamed for the death of an alien and is fired from her job, which barely paid her subsistence wages anyway. In the finale of the chapter she finds out that if you roast them first they're really tasty.
That's the actual first chapter.
So no it's not about blacks, at least not exclusively. It seems to me to be a fully self aware takedown of leftism in it's entirety, with cannibalism as likely being the main running gag to push the story along. Think Dungeon Meshi combined with the "I will eat my neighbors" meme.
actually the aliens haven't banned eating meat , its that the female protagonist is too poor to buy meat. Yet the society prioritizes worshipping aliens despite native humans struggling under their alien bosses
It didn't come off as the aliens were the ones who keep the humans in line, but other humans. The protagonist lamented how humans all but worship the aliens, so it's heresy to speak out against them.
Aliens are in control of society after faking a global event to engender sympathy from humans. They now possess incalculable privileges and legal rights, including the ability to casually murder humans without repercussions. It's also heavily implied that they take sexual liberties with human women.
I'm not going to say it. But we're all thinking who this sounds like.
Out of curiosity, where do you go to get your hands on this and how do you vet for a translation that isn't ideologically compromised? I kinda want to follow this.
Sounds closer to the Belt & Road Initiative that China is using to populate keystone positions of economic and political power with Chinese immigrants via Sinoification.
The actual first chapter.
Aliens are in control of society after faking a global event to engender sympathy from humans. They now possess incalculable privileges and legal rights, including the ability to casually murder humans without repercussions. It's also heavily implied that they take sexual liberties with human women.
The female protagonist hates this, especially resenting them because the aliens have banned eating meat and savagely punish vocal criticism, and she feels smothered by the fake society they've built on the back of exploiting the humans.
Her alien supervisor stupidly kills himself on accident by violating fire regulations, and because she's in vague proximity to it she is blamed for the death of an alien and is fired from her job, which barely paid her subsistence wages anyway. In the finale of the chapter she finds out that if you roast them first they're really tasty.
That's the actual first chapter.
So no it's not about blacks, at least not exclusively. It seems to me to be a fully self aware takedown of leftism in it's entirety, with cannibalism as likely being the main running gag to push the story along. Think Dungeon Meshi combined with the "I will eat my neighbors" meme.
actually the aliens haven't banned eating meat , its that the female protagonist is too poor to buy meat. Yet the society prioritizes worshipping aliens despite native humans struggling under their alien bosses
True, but they are still responsible since they wrecked the economy to the point that someone with a full-time factory job can't even afford a burger.
Ah, the travails of fan translation I suppose.
It didn't come off as the aliens were the ones who keep the humans in line, but other humans. The protagonist lamented how humans all but worship the aliens, so it's heresy to speak out against them.
I'm not going to say it. But we're all thinking who this sounds like.
I'll say it. It's the French.
qui?? QUI!?
sacrebleu! Shut it down, francois!
So that's why they eat frog legs!
You know it's a really, really good story when you can look at it and apply the satire to multiple different circumstance.
Out of curiosity, where do you go to get your hands on this and how do you vet for a translation that isn't ideologically compromised? I kinda want to follow this.
Frankly I just searched for it in brave.
Lame. I was hoping to find a lead on where the good fan translations are hanging out these days.
Sorry, wouldn't be me I'm afraid. I'm a barrel scraper as far as that goes.
Sounds closer to the Belt & Road Initiative that China is using to populate keystone positions of economic and political power with Chinese immigrants via Sinoification.