God/shark

“Yumi wakes up inside a mysterious brain-genie domain. A genie appears and grants her three wishes—her first wish: to become a human-shark hybrid. After explaining the strange rules of this world, the genie reveals the truth about the Emptiness: negative, ascended humans twisted by their own darkness, along with the other beings that lurk there. From that moment on, Yumi is thrown into a mission to save the world. She struggles to stay good, fighting against her own flaws, aiming to become a better person—almost like a god who teaches humanity lessons they need hammered into their thick skulls, hoping that one day… humans might finally learn to be good.”“Yumi wakes up inside a mysterious brain-genie domain. A genie appears and grants her three wishes—her first wish: to become a human-shark hybrid. After explaining the strange rules of this world, the genie reveals the truth about the Emptiness: negative, ascended humans twisted by their own darkness, along with the other beings that lurk there. From that moment on, Yumi is thrown into a mission to save the world. She struggles to stay good, fighting against her own flaws, aiming to become a better person—almost like a god who teaches humanity lessons they need hammered into their thick skulls, hoping that one day… humans might finally learn to be good.”“Yumi wakes up inside a mysterious brain-genie domain. A genie appears and grants her three wishes—her first wish: to become a human-shark hybrid. After explaining the strange rules of this world, the genie reveals the truth about the Emptiness: negative, ascended humans twisted by their own darkness, along with the other beings that lurk there. From that moment on, Yumi is thrown into a mission to save the world. She struggles to stay good, fighting against her own flaws, aiming to become a better person—almost like a god who teaches humanity lessons they need hammered into their thick skulls, hoping that one day… humans might finally learn to be good.”