For Love,I Destroyed the World

A coin. A machine that can rewrite reality. A child born from stitched timelines. Vincent Reed's choices alter the city's ledger—and unleash a bureaucratic force that preserves order by quietly erasing the edges. When a fragile girl named Mara is created from merged continuities, the team's victory proves costly: elsewhere, people vanish. Idealists, pragmatists, and officials collide over whether to centralize the power to choose. Do you protect some by design—or protect everyone by refusing the machine? If you like idea-driven science fiction with moral stakes, tense alliances, and a simmering political thriller at its core, this is the book for you.