/lit/ - Literature

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I've put some stuff about it on this board before and the only responses I got were "Were you drunk when you wrote this?"
I assure you all I am not. And yes, I am serious. I actually think this narrative is complex and interesting, with twists therein, to pass. I'm satisfied with it.

It's not Fantasy.

I hate to label things for many reasons, but it's closest to Tom Clancy's old works. Takes place in the 2020s', in a megaconflict, with science and math heavy plotline and overtones.
Tom Clancy from the perspective of one person, retold in past-tense about the war he served in, satirizing Jingoism and the blind patriotism of Muricans. (Not omnipotent narrator who knows everything about the geopolitical spectrum, lampshade therein. Politics is only a small part of it, but not much, because why does it matter to him?)
That is Book 1, his and their, fight for survival and freedom.

Book 2 is when the MC's sanity degenerates badly due to an infatuation, causing him to fall from the light. Losing friends and family, starting a downward spiral, which nobody else can observe.

Book 3 starts by others explaining to him the conspiracies that birthed the conflict he was in, and a group trying to end it. Inspired from /x/ and /pol/, they promise enlightenment and freedom for the people, but deliver only a different kind of tyranny, racism and paranoia onto those they encounter.
And that shatters his confidence in the path he'd chosen, and threatens to send his mental state careening downwards again.

>>7766968
Better off with this