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"The Iron Circuit"

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The story is set in the near future, where technology has significantly advanced, making everyday life more comfortable and efficient. AI assistants, fully autonomous cities, and highly developed medical and transportation systems have become indispensable. On the surface, society appears prosperous and flourishing due to the convenience and productivity AI offers. However, this technological utopia hides a darker reality: the cost of living has spiraled out of control, driven by corporate greed and government policies designed to serve the wealthy elite.All Rights Reserved

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