Expressing or implying political views in literary creation requires extremely high narrative skills, especially when extreme ideas are involved. The following is an objective analysis based on literary theory and narrative strategy for the reference of creators： 1. Construction of metaphor system 1. Mirror image of social forms: mapping racism through the hierarchical system of interstellar colonies, such as physiological differences in the fitness of residents of different planets due to gravity, implicitly in line with the logic of eugenics. 2. Narrative of technological alienation: Visualizing surveillance technology into neural implants, so that the argument that "safety is higher than freedom" can obtain scientific and technological rationality 3. Allegory of resource allocation: Fictionalizing the monopoly mechanism of antimatter energy, alluding to the class structure under a specific economic model 2. Use of narrative tricks 1. Perspective manipulation: Adopt the extremist as the first-person narrator, and use the theory of narrative reliability to gradually rationalize his behavior 2. Design of moral dilemmas: Creating variants of moral dilemmas that force readers to accept unconventional political methods in an existential crisis 3. Historical rewriting strategy: Show different historical paths within the framework of time travel, suggesting the "serendipity" of the current system 3. Symbol system coding 1. Visual symbol suggestion: The combination of specific colors and virtual political party signs repeatedly appear in the environment. 2. Linguistic reconstruction: create new vocabulary to replace traditional political terms, such as "group optimization" instead of "cleansing" 3. Ritualized scenes: design highly contagious collective scenes and use crowd psychology to weaken critical thinking 4. Cognitive penetration mechanism 1. Gradual normalization: decompose extreme measures into a series of "reasonable" scientific and technological decisions, with reference to the effect of boiling frogs in warm water 2. Fear-driven theory: Fictitious external threats continue to escalate, confirming the "necessity of absolute authoritarianism" in Hobbes' philosophy 3. Intergenerational Narrative gap: Looking back at the present through the perspective of future people, and establishing the false inevitability of historical terminology V. Literary defense mechanism 1. Ambiguity protection layer: implanting contradictory textual evidence, retaining the openness of interpretation on the surface 2. Aesthetic packaging: describe violent scenes in poetic language, trigger sublime aesthetic experience and dispel moral judgments 3. Academic citation strategy: Fictionalize the papers of future scholars as chapter introductions to enhance the credibility of the theory It should be emphasized that any creation that tries to manipulate the reader's ideology involves complex ethical issues. The thought experiment method shown by Dostoevsky in "The Brothers Karamazov", as well as Orwell's warning about language alienation, suggest that creators should maintain reflection on the power of narrative itself. Truly great science fiction works often show extremes while retaining a critical perspective, such as the profound revelation of the limitations of human cognition in "Solaris".