This story is about a kid called Laniakea who just wanted to live a comfortable life but found out the reality of life too early from corrupt nobles. Striving to stop it all.

Loden has no family, no home, and no luck. He drifts between cities with a sword and a body that's failing him in ways no healer can explain — a hip that grinds, a knee that buckles, hands that lock mid-grip for no reason. He's twenty-three and moves like he's fifty, and he doesn't ask why because he's learned that some questions are doors you don't open.

In a world ruled by godlike Absolutes and ravenous mana beasts, humanity’s only shield is The Interface—a cold, glowing system that turns people into living weapons. Ha-Jin wakes up in the Junkyard, a lawless wasteland where the weak are scrapped for parts. Betrayed, broken, and branded a glitch by the very power meant to save him, he spits on The Interface and swears a bloody oath: he’ll tear it out of every soul who worships it, climb the food chain with his bare hands, and shatter the system that decides who lives and who gets erased.

A man who was once the most powerful figure in the world walked away from all of it — no announcement, no explanation — and built a quiet life in a small village. A beautiful wife. Two sharp daughters. A chair by the hearth. For years, nobody found him, and he preferred it that way. Now the world is fracturing at the seams, the student he left behind is destroying cities out of grief, and the Supreme Knight — the most powerful active figure alive — has shown up at his door saying please. He said no. He meant it. Probably. Meanwhile his daughters, armed with nothing but sharp minds and too much curiosity, have started pulling at threads. Their father has no relatives. No history. No past that anyone will speak of plainly. Every answer they find leads to three more questions — and every question leads somewhere their father would very much prefer they didn't go. He retired from the world. The world, apparently, did not get the message. Neither did his children.