Brother, just how powerful is our family?

@German Engineer: So you think the current situation is reasonable?

@DescendantsoftheDragon2026: Whether it's reasonable or not is not for me to decide. But since the Yanhuang civilization has made this decision, it's a fact. I accept the facts and enjoy the benefits they bring. For example—I can laugh at you.

@German Engineer: ...

In North America, that post continues to gain traction.

More and more netizens from China came to the scene after hearing the news.

@FreedomLover: You Chinese, what's there to be proud of? You're not human either!

@DescendantsoftheDragon2027: We are not human, but we have the hope of becoming human. You don't even have that hope. Do you understand the difference?

@FreedomLover: Hope? What hope? Do you think immigration is that easy? There are only so many spots available each year, and with hundreds of millions of people queuing up, when will it ever happen?

@DescendantsoftheDragon2027: That's still better than you guys. You don't even qualify to queue.

@FreedomLover: I'd rather not queue than be laughed at by you guys!

@DragonDescendant2027: So what are you doing now? Aren't you being mocked by me?

@FreedomLover: ……

@AmericanPatriot: You Chinese are nothing but gloating scoundrels! You think you're so great just because you've latched onto the coattails of the Yanhuang civilization? You're nothing but their lapdogs!

@DragonDescendant2028: What's wrong with being a tagalong? A tagalong has the potential to become a human. What about you? You're a pet, and a pet has no right to call its owner a tagalong.

@AmericanPatriot: I am not a pet!

@DescendantsoftheDragon2028: You are. According to the definition of the Yanhuang civilization, you are a "non-intelligent race," that is, a pet. You may not accept it, but the fact is the fact.

@AmericanPatriot: My mom said I'm a human being!

@DescendantsoftheDragon2028: What your mother says doesn't count. If the Yanhuang civilization says you're not, then you're not. Neither is your mother.

@AmericanPatriot: You! You're insulting my mother!

@DescendantoftheDragon2028: I did not insult your mother. I was merely stating a fact. According to the definition of the Yanhuang civilization, your mother was also a "non-intelligent race," just like you, a pet.

@AmericanPatriot: I'll fight you to the death!

@DragonDescendant2028: Come on, I'm waiting for you online. Climb over the internet cable and bite me!

Another post, with a more direct title:

"Yanhuang Civilization: You're not human. Us: Okay, if you say we're not, then we're not. Foreigners: I don't want to hear it! I don't want to hear it! I don't want to hear it!"

The post contains a screenshot of a conversation.

In the screenshot, a foreign netizen is roaring:

@EuropeanHumanRightsDefenders: This is a trampling of human rights! This is an insult to all humanity! We must protest! We must boycott! We must make the Chinese civilization retract this announcement!

Below is a reply from a Chinese netizen:

@WatchingTheShowAndEatingTheMelon: Your objection is invalid. If the Yanhuang civilization says you're not human, then you're not human. If you're so capable, go argue with them! See if they'll even listen to you. What's the point of you shouting here?

@EuropeanHumanRightsDefender: They must listen to me! Because I am a human being! I have rights!

@WatchingTheShowAndEatingTheGossip: You have no rights. Because you've been defined as non-human. Rights belong to humans, not pets.

@EuropeanHumanRightsDefenders: You! You're a racial knight!

@WatchingTheShowAndEatingTheGossip: Race Knights? No, no, no, we're not of the same race as you. We are citizens of Yanhuang, and you are... um, what were you again? I don't even know what to call you anymore. Non-intelligent race? Pets? Native to Earth?

@EuropeanHumanRightsDefenders: We are human beings!

@WatchingTheShowAndEatingTheMelon: Your opinion doesn't count. Only the Yanhuang civilization has the final say.

@EuropeanHumanRightsDefender: I don't care! I am a human being!

@WatchingTheShowAndEatingTheMelon: Then go talk to the Yanhuang Civilization. Tell them to change the definition back. Hurry up, I'm waiting to see how you get kicked out.

@European Human Rights Defender: ...

The comments section below the post exploded.

@Onlooker A: Hahahaha, this Chinese netizen is so mean.

@Onlooker B: But he's right, foreigners' opposition is indeed useless. Would the Yanhuang civilization care about their opposition?

@Onlooker C: Of course they don't care. When has the Yanhuang civilization ever cared about what others think?

@Onlooker D: They used to shout about human rights all the time, but now that they've been stripped of their human rights, let's see what they can shout about now.

@Onlooker E: Shouting about animal rights? Pet rights? Hahahaha.

On another platform, a foreign netizen posted a long article attempting to refute the definition of Yanhuang civilization using logic.

@Rational Thinker: The definition of the Yanhuang civilization is logically untenable. Because they themselves were once ordinary people. Qin Feng's parents and sister were also ordinary people. If we follow their definition, aren't those ordinary people also human? Then what are Qin Feng's parents? Animals? Pets? This is clearly absurd.

Soon, netizens from China replied:

@LogicalGenius: You're mistaken. Qin Feng's parents are now citizens of the Yanhuang Clan. They immigrated, received genetic enhancement injections, and are now Yanhuang citizens with a lifespan of 30,000 years. So they are now "human." Before, they were "non-human," but now they are "human." What does this show? It shows that the identity of "human" can change. As long as you become a Yanhuang citizen, you are human. If you don't, you are not human.

@RationalThinker: What about them before? What were they before?

@LogicalGenius: Before? Before, they were "non-humans with the potential to become human." Unlike you. You are "non-human who will never have the potential to become human."

@RationalThinker: Why do I lack potential? I also want to immigrate!

@LogicalGenius: You're immigrating? Where are you moving to? The Yanhuang civilization only accepts immigrants from China, don't you know that?

@RationalThinner: This is unfair!

@LogicalGenius: Fairness? What is fairness? When you were colonizing, did you treat the colonized fairly? When you almost wiped out the Indians, did you treat them fairly? Now that it's your turn, you're crying foul?

@RationalThinker: That happened hundreds of years ago! What does it have to do with us?

@LogicalGenius: Yes, things that happened hundreds of years ago have nothing to do with you. Then what about things now? What does it have to do with you? What do you have to do with the rules set by the Yanhuang civilization? Do you even have the right to participate in their formulation?

@Rational Thinker: ...

@LogicalGenius: No, right? Since they weren't qualified to participate in the formulation, they can only accept it. If they can't accept it, there's nothing they can do. That's reality.