In the world of the future, all the prophecies of the present have come true, and Greta Thunberg has become the deity of the crowd. The deadly virus kills only men, so every rare representative of the former stronger sex is weak and vulnerable. Crimes against animals are punished almost harsher than crimes against people. Every emotion is subject to control, and for an extra gram of weight you get a fine... Yulia Yakovleva, well-known to readers with a series of retro detective stories and a series of novels "Leningrad Fairy Tales" teamed up with Karina Dobrotvorskaya, whose artistic memoir "Has Anyone seen my girl?" became a hit of sales. Together, the writers tell a story that echoes George Orwell and Margaret Atwood. "Perhaps now everyone will be infected — and tomorrow these young men, so beautiful and full of life, will be dead. It couldn't be deader. Well, we're all going to die someday. But for now they are alive. And as long as we are alive, we are immortal gods. And the gods must dance."