The Hive: We Are One
HE THOUGHT HE WAS A GENIUS—UNTIL HE WOKE UP.
Mitch spent his life believing he was exceptional. A prodigy in every field, a mind beyond limits. His ambition burned like a wildfire, pushing him to master everything—science, strategy, creation. Perfection was never a goal. It was the bare minimum.
Then he cured cancer.
And in that moment of triumph, reality collapsed around him.
"Welcome back to reality, Khad Mitch."
The truth shattered everything—his life had been a simulation, a mere test. In reality, he was not human, but a Khad—one of the ancient Creator Race, architects of entire civilizations. And now, stripped of his illusions, Mitch faces a brutal truth: he is nowhere near the pinnacle he once imagined.
The universe is vast, ruthless, and teeming with entities far beyond human comprehension. His knowledge, once absolute, is barely the beginning.
But Mitch has never been one to accept limits. If the only way to reclaim what was taken from him is to reshape existence itself, then so be it.
- He will forge a species beyond perfection.
- He will raise followers powerful enough to shatter gods.
- He will conquer infinite worlds, if that’s what it takes.
"I don’t care what stands in my way; I will see my father again, even if I have to rewrite creation itself."
Man, I always called authors shameless for writing a 5-star review on their own novels, but I can tell why they do it now. It's easy publicity, and people are more likely to read this than "Author's Thoughts". But me ranting is probably not why you're. You want a reason to read this novel besides the amazing synopsis, and hopefully I will be able to provide it to you in the form of questions and answers. - Who is the main character? The main character, Mitch Khadeic (more commonly referred to only as Mitch), is a member of the Khad race. To avoid spoiling things I have not yet revealed as of writing this, all I will say is that Khads are an incredibly powerful race with nigh-unlimited potential. Mitch is rudely pulled out of a simulation about Tellus (what we know as Earth), and now has to adapt to his new life as a God-like entity. - If he is a God, why should I read this novel? The devil's in the details. Mitch is "God-LIKE". It will become apparent very quickly that he lacks power. The novel will revolve around the concept of "conquering" power systems, so Mitch will travel to different worlds, meet new people, and gain cool new powers as the story progresses. Rest assured, he doesn't lose the powers he previously had, they just become less effective because of the new world's laws. I mean, how would you use a mana-based power efficiently if the world only has QI? - What about romance? I have something planned for it, but I will neither confirm nor deny it. What I can guarantee is that the main character will not get a harem. There will be several love interests, but the main character as he is written will not collect harem members everywhere he goes. - Be honest, why should anyone read this novel? To be honest, I don't know. It started as a passion project that quickly escalated into a hobby, and finally a dream. Read the first few chapters and see whether the book speaks to you or not. If it does, great, happy to have you on board. If it doesn't, I hope you find something else that suits your taste. That's all for me. Thank you for coming to my TED talk. Happy reading,