The most common form that the Daqinren take within the Empire of Daqin, Pigs are considered by Western think-tanks to be "jacks-of-all-trades but masters of none," and given their sheer number within the Empire, it is clear that Imperial leadership believes that they are " - oftentimes better than a master of one." With such pervasiveness of First Class Pig Forms within the inner sphere of the Daqin Empire but not without, many Eastern think-tanks believe them to be a late-stage colonization and settlement form, meant to arrive in large numbers to finalize the takeover of any new territory as common laborers and merchants. Out of all the forms that the Daqinren now take, the Pig Form is most like the original Zhùlǐ (助理) they started as on Earth, closely resembling the mass-production types used by the ill-fated CCP in its final days. As a direct result, it is also the least visually altered as well, making it the most popular form purchased by those seeking to become Daqinren, and thereby Second Class Citizens.
It is considered 'affordable' amongst all the options, but still not the most affordable.
Appearance
While the vast majority of late-model Zhùlǐ (助理) were made to be discreet and fit into the ranks of human society when not wearing mandated markers, the Pig Form has a number of visual indicators that sets it aside from humanity as a whole. First and foremost would be the porcine ears. Their location is placed higher on the head than where human ears would be, a clear indicator of the modified cranial assembly present. Besides this however, the Pig Forms also feature a porcine tail that is typically undocked and curly, but may still be held up high as an indicator of mood or attention. Finally, and perhaps more important for most people, is the typical Daqinren complexion.
Their flawlessly attractive appearance is almost uncanny.
Enhancements
Save for the standard enhancements and superior features over the typical human, the Pig Form features one notable difference. Those with high ear placement indicates a modified cranial structure built for survivability. Less than vital cerebral components are moved to the exterior, while those necessary for memory and maintaining life are shifted to safer, more centrally located points in the brain to mitigate head trauma. This increased survivability is further enhanced by a thin, gelatinous cushion layer meant to safely decelerate the brain on impact, combined with a much more hardy skull. This feature is optional however, and is not present in all individuals, but remains popular due to its utility.