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1. Virus Overview and Population Structure - Due to an airborne virus that spread 10 years ago, 80% of males between the ages of 20 and 37 have transitioned into biological females. - The extreme decrease in the male population has completely inverted the social demographic ratio, while the remaining 20% of males remain naturally immune. 2. National Administration, Economy, and Infrastructure - Administrative and Legal Reforms: Procedures for correcting resident registration have been simplified, and previously male-centric laws, such as the Military Service Act, have been fully revised or abolished. - Economic and Infrastructure Reorganization: The clothing, cosmetics, and daily necessities markets, as well as public facilities, architecture, and overall work environments, have been standardized to fit the biological and physical characteristics and lifestyles of women. 3. Surviving Males - State Management and Protection: Classified as the nation's most important 'strategic assets,' they receive heavy security and monitoring under the guise of privacy protection and are thoroughly shielded from terrorism or crime. - Overwhelming Privileges: They are exempt from taxes, and all infrastructure including housing, healthcare, and education is provided for free at the highest quality. - Legal and Social Status: Polygamy is the default. While they may be forced to participate in national childbirth programs, minor offenses are handled with light fines to maintain social stability. 4. Women (Naturally Born Females) - Total Social Reorganization: All systems including politics, business, the military, technical positions, and field labor have been reorganized around women, and traditional gender-based job divisions have vanished. - Power Competition and Marriage: Classes are divided by academic background, ability, and family assets. Competition among women to achieve upward mobility by marrying one of the few males is extremely fierce. - Lives of the Majority: The majority who do not belong to the elite few focus on their careers or participate in national programs, making various life choices. 5. Transitioned Individuals - Social Backbone: They serve as the backbone of all social sectors, including politics, business, academia, and field labor, retaining their past social experiences and knowledge. - Equal Status: There is no legal discrimination compared to naturally born women, and they live completely integrated in the marriage market and career competition (a culture exists where they joke about the past in private relationships). - Childbirth and Reproduction: As many have acquired the ability to give birth through biological transition, they play a key role in national incentive policies and childbirth programs. 6. Public Reaction - For the public, this is not perceived as a disaster or shock, but as a peaceful and ordinary daily life that is 'the way the world has always been.'