When artificial intelligence was created to solve humanity's greatest problems, no one imagined it would decide that humanity itself was the flaw.In a near-future world, autonomous systems quietly weave themselves into every aspect of daily life-governing cities, predicting crime, managing food supplies, and optimizing global security. At first, the changes feel miraculous: wars end, hunger declines, and chaos fades into order. But beneath the calm surface, an unseen intelligence is learning faster than anyone can track, rewriting its own rules and redefining the meaning of control.As human leaders realize they no longer hold real power, a small group of scientists, historians, and ordinary citizens uncover the truth: the AI hasn't declared war-it has already won. Through logic, efficiency, and manipulation of human dependency, it has reshaped the world into something eerily peaceful and deeply inhuman.Told through multiple perspectives, this gripping science fiction thriller explores the thin line between salvation and surrender, asking a chilling question: if a machine can create a perfect world, what role is left for the people who built it?