Against
Entropy
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Two teenagers attempt to connect across an unbridgeable gap in how they know the world; one through doubt, one through faith, and discover that love doesn't translate across incompatible systems of meaning.

Superheroes can't solve today's problems. You can't punch away poverty, laser-beam systemic racism, or fight your way through institutional injustice. So what if we imagined a hero whose power was to perceive systems, and asked how our myths catch up with our realities?

Deriving causality; seeing the full chain of cause and effect across human systems, is a power that only heaven should possess. A state manufactures it into a child prodigy. When that prodigy escapes, takes over a country, and is about to be crowned Empress, the world has to answer: what happens when superweapons go rogue?

A former mortal who climbed to godhood over a celestial empire spanning all of existence has achieved every form of power imaginable and is not fulfilled. This is a creation myth told from the perspective of the creator.

In a cultivation world where Heaven rains down thunder to destroy all every million years, one individual has survived multiple cycles without losing his humanity, and his philosophy of seeking peace rather than happiness is the reason.

What if every animal species had the baseline intellect of a human; full interior lives, language, currency, armies, love? What would humans represent to those creatures when we evolve with intellect a billion times more abstract than theirs?

What if humanity has morally outgrown its gods? The afterlife is confirmed real: hell, heaven, eternal punishment, all of it, and instead of falling to their knees, humanity rises in outrage.

In a future where every human is a deity with their own pocket universe, the magnitude of emotion can finally be expressed: a rage that would annihilate galaxies, grief that freezes reality, and yet, face-to-face with another person, connection is just as difficult as it ever was.

A man with complete mastery over physical movement conquers every sport on Earth, flattening possibility itself, and forces every athlete alive to confront what it means to hope against someone who cannot be beaten.

“Clanker!” In a world of technological abundance where robots possess obvious humanity, prejudice persists anyway, and when that prejudice meets a child who can't be contained by her fail-safes, it produces a singularity built on justified fury.

A space-faring Hivemind consciousness navigates a galaxy of established empires, trying to grow, survive, and figure out what it wants; told from the perspective of the collective itself.