Synopsis
Reth is a ten-year-old boy living in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya. Poverty has taught him to endure hunger, fear, and suffering—but nothing could prepare him for what he finds when he returns home one day.
His mother is being assaulted, while a group of men brutally murders his little brother and harvests his heart. Frozen with terror, Reth can do nothing as the people he loves are tortured and killed before his eyes. Moments later, the men turn on him, ending his life with a single, merciless blow.
As Reth’s soul descends into the abyss, he witnesses his killers celebrating over the hearts of his family.
His life should have ended there.
But instead, Reth awakens in Hell.
There, he is granted a mysterious system with infinite possibilities—a power capable of transforming him into something far beyond human. Yet Hell has one problem: it is unbearably boring. There is no entertainment, no pleasure, and worst of all, Reth can no longer indulge in his favorite hobby—sleeping.
So Reth decides to create his own entertainment.
He creates a game.
And then he forces all of Hell to play.
But Reth is no longer the frightened child who froze when his family needed him most. In this life, he refuses to be powerless. He will build his empire, wage wars, crush anyone who stands in his way, and protect everything he considers his own.
In Hell, even demons learn to fear a name.
Don’t Whispear His Name.
Disclaimer: the cover art isn't mine, and all right goes to their creator.