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A Slave to a System That Won’t Let Me Die

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He was never meant to survive. A nameless boy, abandoned and broken, lives in a place where survival is a punishment—not a reward. Wounded. Starving. Alone. He fights with nothing but instinct… and refuses to die. Then the system appears. Not to save him. Not to guide him. But to watch. In this world, suffering has value. Pain is rewarded. And those who fail to endure… are erased. As his body begins to change and something inside him awakens, one truth becomes clear— He is not being trained. He is being raised. Watched. Judged. Prepared. And no matter how much he survives— It is still not enough.
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