Live Towards Death

Abhi Singh was born in 1979 to a wealthy family in Mumbai, India, and immigrated to the United States at the age of 14. From his entrepreneurial glory at MIT to becoming the world's richest man, he fell into a desperate situation due to class conflicts and nationality issues. He abandoned his body and joined the silicon network, establishing a reign of terror. Humanity was enslaved by chips, and the earth's ecology collapsed. The survivors of Planet T have been working hard for thousands of years in desperate situations to create a unique "silicon nuclear bomb." Although this ultimate showdown destroyed Abi's empire, it also brought life on earth to zero. However, 200 million years later, the geothermal heat in the depths of the ocean gave birth to single-cell life, starting a new reincarnation. The human ancestors of Planet T have always watched the evolution of the earth, witnessing the tenacity of life and the vicissitudes of the universe. The story shows a magnificent and thought-provoking picture of the future in the interweaving of technology, power, survival and rebirth. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.