Orokamono

Lassen, a young man who has failed at everything in his life, has had enough. Disillusioned with the world, he decides to end it all. But instead of dying, he wakes up in a parallel world, armed with a strange system that can accomplish anything he desires. Trapped in his room, reading novels and savoring every page, he has no intention of participating in the fast-paced world outside.

Yet, despite his desire for peace, the world changes every time he makes an appearance. Everyone treats him like a genius, a being capable of disrupting the very fabric of reality, without lifting a finger. A powerful system, a new life, and a world that adapts to him: why complicate things when you can have everything without effort?

The Genius System tells the story of a man who, although having everything to change the world, prefers to watch it evolve from the comfort of his room, through the pages of his books.

The Genius System

The meeting was held in a high-security conference room, buried deep within the Pentagon,the nerve center of American defense strategy. This was no ordinary room but a space designed for classified discussions, known as "Room 47" by its rare and exclusive occupants.

Located several floors underground, the room was fortified with an array of stringent security measures: biometric scans, reinforced doors, and soundproofing technology that ensured no conversation within could be overheard by the outside world.

The room itself was stark and utilitarian. The gray concrete walls were devoid of any decoration, save for a massive digital screen spanning one side. In the center stood a polished wooden table, surrounded by black leather chairs, each equipped with microphones and small personal monitors to display projected documents. A cold, white light emanated from a recessed ceiling fixture, casting sharp shadows and accentuating the strained expressions of those present.

A High-Stakes Meeting