The enemy the world chose
Against a world gone mad,
a young man rebels.
STORY
Story
Five hundred years ago.
Cells left by one girl saved humanity— and came to rule the world.
A managed society built by the mega-corporation Astracore.
Disease vanished.
Hunger vanished.
But so did freedom.
Into that world steps Rad, a young man who rebels.
This is a story of hope and inheritance in a world stripped of its future.
WORLD
World
A dystopia under corporate rule—where cells, genes, and artificial life decide the order of the world.
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Astracore
A mega-corporation that manages the world. Once seeking peace, it begins to run wild overnight.
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Feature Cells
Singular cells found in a body from 500 years ago—they saved humanity and became the seed of control.
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Star Successors
Extraordinary people who carry Feature Cells.
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Northern Most
A northern frontier beyond the managed society.
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Ryuko People
A people of extraordinary power, carrying battle and pride.
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Hero of the Past
The hero who was humanity’s hope twenty years ago.
CHARACTER
Characters
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Rad
Hero's son
A pure-hearted youth, boss of the righteous outlaws.
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Ferris
Cold strategist
The one who supported the hero.
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Celis
Girl who rules the world
A mad sovereign at the heart of a twisted order.
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Arls
Strongest Ryuko swordsman
A warrior who cuts a path with blade and pride.
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Tita
A justice-driven boy
Rad’s brother by bond, not by blood.
FOR YOU
If you love these
Recommended if you enjoy works like these.
- Attack on Titan
- Code Geass
- NieR
- FINAL FANTASY
- PSYCHO-PASS
- Fullmetal Alchemist
HIGHLIGHTS
Highlights
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Immersive worldbuilding
A corporate future where near-future SF and dark fantasy collide.
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Precise lore
A grand long-form story built around cells, genetics, artificial life, clones, and AI.
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Human drama
Even enemies have justice—and something they must protect.
REVIEW
Reviews
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The corporate dystopia and gene/cell lore hit hard. An immersive Kindle SF novel.
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Dark fantasy weight balanced with hopeful human drama. Highly recommended.
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Careful depictions of powers and artificial life with real long-form depth.
FAQ
FAQ
Is it on Kindle Unlimited?
Yes. If you are subscribed, you can read it for free.
Can I read it on my phone?
Yes. You can read it on smartphones and tablets via the Kindle app or browser.
Is it a series?
There is no sequel, but a side story is planned.