Matthew Reed, a handsome and orphan millionaire, suddenly becomes ill and seeks ways for treatment. He comes across a mysterious company called "Cryolife" that allegedly freezes people with diseases that still don't have a cure. Matthew decides to go through the procedure and wakes up 1078 years later, realizing that not everything is perfect like he thought it would be.

In this new world, people are mentally developed and the ones like Matthew, who came from the past, have no chance against them. With the help of new friends, he tries to find a way to survive amongst the exclusion, love and mourn.  

Due to his strong character and his love for a developed human, Matthew fights for the sake of all people who were oppressed by the system. Will he be able to adapt to this new world? Will he find a way to make the ones from the past live in harmony with the ones from the future?

The Beauty of This Age is created by Jasmine Sahin, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

The Beauty of this Age

Helen decided to take a nap under the oak tree. Her head was on Matthew’s lap. Rex and him were trying to make a plan based on the things they knew, which meant almost nothing. 


“So, everything became mental now. Their bodies got weaker, their brains and eyes got bigger. That could be useful for us if they didn’t think we’re freaks or something,” said Matthew while eating his vegetable paste. 


“Shouldn’t they glorify us? You know, we’re stronger than them,” Rex was trying to clean a stain on his dress by spitting on it. 


“They don’t care about it anymore,” tried to explain Matthew.


“But it is an instinct. You can’t just turn it off!” said Rex with a high voice. Matthew shushed, Rex was about to wake Helen. 


“Maybe, deep down, they are afraid of us, that’s why they hate us. That is usually the source of fear,” said Matthew.


Chapter 16: The Newcomers