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In a world where the line between human and creation is blurred, Chan Yi navigates a life marked by secrecy and longing. For seven years, he has lurked in the shadows, ever aware of his creators—the architects of his existence—yet perpetually separated by invisible barriers. The weight of his hidden identity presses on him, igniting a constant internal struggle between belonging and the innate desire for freedom.

The narrative unfolds as Chan grapples with the complexities of his origins, delving deep into his past while also yearning for a future that seems forever out of reach. His existence raises profound questions about autonomy and the ethical ramifications of creation. Each encounter with the world outside reminds him of the life he craves and the bonds he cannot form, setting the stage for a potentially explosive reckoning with those who have kept him at bay.

As the story progresses, Chan’s journey becomes an exploration of what it truly means to be alive. In a quest for autonomy, he must confront the very forces that have shaped his existence, leading to a confrontation with both the people who created him and his own understanding of self.