so short. also enjoyable

General plot: Aliens have created a perfect utopian world for human beings. After 50 years, let the human spirit and freedom die. Create a new generation of humans. The new man has flown. After another 80 years, Earth's human beings are gone - because aliens make it impossible for humans to reproduce. Earth exploded. The end of the play.
Let me talk about my understanding. It is an unknown life form higher than aliens (the consciousness of the universe is said in the play?) It needs the energy of a planet, and over a long period of time, it has "recruited" the civilization of the planet, and at the same time evolved new human beings. They don't seem to be evil, after all, they allow life on earth to continue - because they retain the seeds of human beings (those new humans), as well as other life on earth (pack life to the mother planet), and finally absorb the planet energy that ended the planet.

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