Kuala Lumpur, a bustling metropolis that never slept, became the witness to the absolute destruction of Xavier’s life in a single day.
As a loyal corporate employee, he had always thought those towering skyscrapers were where he was building a future for his wife and young child.
But it was all a cruel illusion.
Inside the main boardroom, his boss slammed a file of forged documents onto the table.
Xavier was accused of embezzling company funds and leaking corporate secrets.
It was a blatant setup.
What truly broke Xavier, however, was not the loss of his career—it was when his own wife walked into the room, stepping right next to his boss with a cold, mocking smile.
“This is why I’m divorcing you, Xavier.
Not only have you failed as a husband, but you are also a criminal,” his wife lied without flinching.
That day, Xavier did not just lose his job and face public humiliation.
He uncovered a truth that ripped his soul apart: the young boy he had raised and loved was not his own.
The child was the product of his wife’s secret affair with his boss.
They had orchestrated the entire scandal to ruin him.
The weeks that followed were pure hell.
Wandering the streets of Kuala Lumpur, ostracized by society, and disowned by his family due to the viral slander.
Weakened by starvation and crushed by severe depression, Xavier drew his last breath in a dark alleyway of the city.
Yet, the cosmic fate of the multiverse had other plans for the betrayed soul.
Society showed absolute zero mercy to a branded ‘criminal’.
Due to the viral slander on social media, Xavier was treated like filth.
No company would hire him, and no hand reached out to help.
Weeks passed, and he became a vagrant under the city bridges.
His stomach remained empty for days, enduring agonizing starvation while his body withered away, crushed by a cruel world.
On a cold, rain-drenched night, Xavier’s vision blurred.
His heart stopped beating on the freezing concrete, dying of hunger and utter isolation.
“Cough!
Ghk—” Suddenly, Xavier’s lungs gasped violently for air.
He coughed repeatedly, his bodily reflexes automatically fighting for breath.
Xavier snapped his eyes open, his heart pounding erratically.
He was in complete shock.
‘I…
I am still alive?!’ He immediately checked his body.
The gnawing pain of starvation was gone, and so were his tattered, foul-smelling clothes.
But as he looked around, his breath caught in his throat once more.
He was no longer in the dark alleys of Kuala Lumpur.
He was floating on a massive stone platform suspended in deep space, surrounded by a sea of cosmic stars.
Ahead of him, a colossal planet with two Saturn-like rings rotated majestically.
The atmosphere of that world glowed with an alien neon-green light.
This was not Earth.
This was an exoplanet in a universe completely unknown to him.
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