The right-eyed world

In a world dominated by the right-eyed perspective, the mantra “Happiness is mandatory for all humans” dictates daily life. Emotions are regulated through implanted chips, creating a society where sadness is outlawed. Underground hackers exploit these chips, manipulating perceptions and inducing artificial hallucinations. Among them is Ah-Yeon, a skilled white hacker battling severe depression in a system that criminalizes despair. Her struggle for survival becomes a rebellion against the enforced joy, navigating a reality where even genuine sorrow is a punishable offense. The tension between programmed euphoria and raw human experience defines her existence. As she resists the system’s control, her journey exposes the fragility of emotionless perfection. Every hack challenges the illusion of universal happiness, revealing the cracks in this controlled utopia. Ah-Yeon’s fight isn’t just personal—it’s a silent revolution against emotional oppression. In this world, true freedom means reclaiming the right to feel pain as much as joy. Her depression becomes both her burden and her weapon against the artificial paradise. The story unfolds where technology and humanity collide in their most vulnerable state.