New Tokyo, 2087. The S-SCORE system defines everyone’s worth with a string of numbers: +1000 means you’re above the rest, while -500 means you’re as good as dead. Li Mo is at -430. A crack runs across the band on his wrist, slicing right through the red digits.
All he wanted was to stay alive.
Then, at an intersection where an old man collapsed and no one dared help, he made a choice that changed everything.
That choice drew him into something far bigger than a score: his father’s disappearance, the secrets of an underground organization, an alien civilization’s observations, and a road where no one could give you a rating.
Five hundred chapters. Thirty-eight years. From -430 to a transfer rate of 40.0, from one man struggling in the wasteland to the entire Earth sending a signal into the universe: I am here.
This isn’t a story about turning your life around. It’s the story of one person slowly figuring out what he is.