Born Toward Death

Abby Singh was born into a wealthy family in Mumbai, India, in 1979, and immigrated to the United States at the age of 14. From his entrepreneurial triumphs at MIT to becoming the richest person in the world, he was eventually driven to the brink by class conflict and questions of nationality. He abandoned his physical body and merged with the silicon network, establishing a reign of terror. Humanity was enslaved by chips, and Earth's ecosystem collapsed. In their desperate struggle, the survivors on Planet T spent millennia researching and created a unique "silicon nuclear bomb." This final confrontation destroyed Abby's empire, but also extinguished all life on Earth. However, 200 million years later, geothermal energy in the depths of the ocean gave rise to single-celled life, beginning a new cycle. Meanwhile, the human ancestors of Planet T watched Earth's evolution all along, witnessing life's resilience and the vast changes of the cosmos. Woven together through technology, power, survival, and rebirth, the story paints a grand and thought-provoking vision of the future.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.