Suppressing People (Volume 2)

小雨清晨Dec 2022

3.3

Word count: 181K words
Chapters: 61

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Summary

Every second of Wu Qingchen's life is the next second of the entire Earth.

Protected by the world's most elite troops, guided by the world's most elite experts, planned for by the world's smartest strategists, and watched by people around the world, Wu Qingchen begins his journey across the planes.

Or rather, under the affectionate curses, scoldings, and greetings of seven billion people in hundreds of languages, Wu Qingchen begins his journey across the planes.

Editor's review

Volume 2 of *Suppression* continues the core premise that "every second of Wu Qingchen's life is the next second of the entire Earth," pushing the global mobilization set up in Volume 1 into more concrete plane-hopping action. Protection by the most elite troops, guidance by the most elite experts, planning by the smartest strategists, and the gaze of the whole world all escalate at once, leaving Wu Qingchen caught between the twin pressures of action and public opinion at every step. The appeal of this volume lies not in explaining the premise but in watching how various forces operate, cooperate, and clash around a single person, and how curses, scoldings, and greetings in hundreds of languages form an absurd yet authentic background noise. It is suited to readers who have already accepted the worldview of Volume 1 and are willing to continue following the ensemble maneuvering and high-pressure narrative. Reading Volume 1 first is recommended; watch how character relationships and power dynamics shift, and don't feel obliged to sort out every rule at once.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Readers who have finished Volume 1 and want to follow the main plot further
Genre-fiction readers who enjoy global collaboration and multi-party maneuvering
Readers comfortable with high-pressure narrative mixed with absurd irony
Readers interested in plane-hopping action and ensemble coordination

Not a good fit for

Readers who have not read Volume 1 and are entirely unfamiliar with the core premise
Readers who prefer a single narrative thread and dislike switching among multiple factions
Readers expecting this volume to stand alone and fully resolve the story

Reading tips

Read Volume 1 first if possible; character and faction relationships will be much clearer.
Pay attention to the alternation between the action thread and the global-opinion thread, and note the narrative effect of dual pressure.
Keep brief notes on the various factions to distinguish their positions and goals.
Don't scrutinize every rule of the premise; the book flows better if you follow the narrative rhythm.

版权信息
第一卷《肚子》
41 第四次培训（上）
41 第四次培训（下）
42 全民参与
43 请求
44 耕牛（上）
44 耕牛（下）
45 火，锅，冷，笑
46 无辜（上）
46 无辜（下）
47 预料和意外（上）
47 预料和意外（下）
48 完……了……
49 幸运
50 世俗与神圣（上）
50 世俗与神圣（下）
51 收获（上）
51 收获（下）
52 记住这味道（上）
52 记住这味道（下）
53 学生和老师（上）
53 学生和老师（下）
54 转机
55 争夺（上）
55 争夺（下）
56 信仰（上）
56 信仰（下）
57 好人（上）
57 好人（下）
58 隐隐约约
59 来客（上）
59 来客（中）
59 来客（下）
60 道歉信
61 乐极生悲（上）
61 乐极生悲（下）
62 普遍性和特质性（上）
62 普遍性和特质性（下）
63 八仙过海
64 送羊
65 蹭脸
66 送信人
67 外乡人
68 默契和暗号
69 理论和实践
70 沉重
71 财富
72 久违的微笑
73 余音
第二卷《屁股》
74 情绪危机
75 掌声
76 两个小娃娃呀，正在打电话呀
77 期待
78 1-20级新手进
79 黑店9V1
80 伸手不见五指
81 我爱你
82 润物细无声
83 泥坑

FAQ

Can I start reading from Volume 2?

Not recommended. Volume 2 builds on the core premise, main characters, and power dynamics established in Volume 1, so jumping in directly may leave you unfamiliar with the global-mobilization background and character relationships. Reading Volume 1 first makes the interweaving of the action and opinion threads much smoother.

What should I focus on in Volume 2 compared with Volume 1?

Based on the materials, Volume 2 continues the journey across the planes, with the participation of the world's most elite troops, experts, and strategists all escalating. Focus on how the various forces cooperate and clash around Wu Qingchen, and how global public-opinion pressure stacks on top of action pressure, rather than rushing to work out every rule of the premise.

Will the many descriptions of curses and scoldings affect my reading?

These descriptions are a narrative device for creating absurdity and public-opinion pressure, contrasting with the global gaze and elite protection. Reading is smoother if you take them as ironic background noise to the heroic narrative; if you are sensitive to this kind of collective mockery, try Volume 1 first before deciding whether to continue.

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About the author

小雨清晨 Author

Xiaoyu Qingchen is a science fiction author about whom little public information is available; the verifiable details of his or her writing currently center on the representative series Jiaoren. The series appears in multiple volumes, with volumes 1 through 6 and a complete six-volume collection held in the library, totaling seven works, which suggests a relatively complete full-length series. In terms of common classification, Xiaoyu Qingchen's writing is categorized as science fiction, and the Jiaoren series is the most concentrated and representative body of work available. Because information such as year of birth, nationality, educational background, and writing career has not been clearly recorded, a detailed personal biography cannot yet be provided. Based on the existing works alone, however, the author develops science fiction narrative through a serialized, multi-volume approach; although the number of works is not large, they form a relatively consistent thematic direction. For readers who wish to understand Xiaoyu Qingchen's writing, the volumes of Jiaoren are the most direct starting point.