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这些克隆人在结束沉睡后相聚，意识到自己已卷入一起太空密室谋杀案。随着时间的推移，他们逐渐发现彼此之间复杂的关系和潜藏的秘密，逐步揭开那令人难以置信的真相。每个角色的过去都变成了谜团，充满了背叛与忠诚的考验。
在这场挑战生死的游戏中，克隆人们必须学会互信与合作，以找出真正的凶手。他们在经历冲突与自我反省的过程中，也逐渐领悟到自己存在的意义，为生存而战斗的决心愈加坚定。在谜团与悬念的交织下，整个故事充满了紧张与惊奇，令每个读者都无法自拔。
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This is the book that made me realize how much I love clones in Sci-fi, and its exploration of cloning ethics is impeccable.I will say it has a horribly ableist trope, and while I understand why elements of it were necessary due to the aforementioned cloning ethics, it absolutely could have been handled in a way that didn't demonize an already stigmatized disorder. Light spoilers to contextualize: <spoiler>It uses the "character has Dissociative Identity Disorder, and one of their other identities is evil and violent" trope. While in the context of the book, it is that this other personality has somewhat been transplanted into a character's body, it still absolutely is using this deeply harmful trope.</spoiler> Heavier spoilers: <spoiler>I wish that instead, someone else was the killer, and Hiro's storyline more so dealt with the trauma of legally enforced DID and let his alters have actual personalities rather than just being reduced to a single trait.</spoiler>