After a devastating tragedy reshapes his life, a young IT specialist rebuilds himself as Alex, channeling his pain, self-discovery, and passion into creating a groundbreaking video game featuring his alter ego, Androman—a justice-driven superhero who blurs the line between reality and fantasy, culminating in a fateful encounter with an unexpected ally.

SYNOPSIS:

The script based on the book of the same author. The first book in the Androman series, The Beginning, introduces us to Nicholas, a teenage boy whose life takes a tragic turn when a devastating house fire claims the lives of his family and his beloved dog. This profound loss becomes the catalyst for Nicholas to start anew, setting him on a journey of self-reinvention. Determined to rise from the ashes, he leaves his small town behind, graduates from school, and moves to the city to attend university. There, he begins to rebuild his life, finding strength in his resilience and a renewed sense of purpose.

As Nicholas matures, he adopts a new identity, Alex, symbolizing his transformation. Inspired by the memory of his father, a talented computer engineer and video game creator, Alex decides to continue his father’s legacy. Armed with ambition and a thirst for self-discovery, he sets out to create the ultimate video game—one that reflects the essence of his journey and identity.

Along the way, Alex embarks on a path of profound exploration, both within himself and in the world around him. He tests the limits of his identity, pushing boundaries in relationships and challenging societal norms to understand his place in the world. His travels to India and Thailand become pivotal chapters, offering him insights into humanity, spirituality, and even his own sexuality. Coupled with his dedication to personal growth—through sports, psychological study, and self-reflection—Alex shapes himself into a confident, self-assured man with a clear sense of purpose.

This purpose manifests in Androman, a video game unlike any other, where the protagonist—a superhero modeled after Alex himself—stands for justice, kindness, and peace. Yet, Androman is no passive guardian; he is a fighter, willing to confront and punish those who disrupt the balance of morality. As Alex channels his passion and creativity into the game, the lines between reality and fantasy begin to blur.

The story culminates in a thrilling transition: Alex, now living in a sleek penthouse overlooking the city, notices someone in desperate need of help on his giant display. Leaping into action aboard a futuristic drone, Alex transforms into Androman, only to discover that his rescue mission brings him face-to-face with an angelic figure. This breathtaking moment hints at the larger, more mysterious forces at play, leaving readers eager for the next installment in this gripping series.

Androman: The Beginning is a tale of tragedy, resilience, and transformation, exploring how the darkest moments can ignite a journey of self-reinvention and creativity, and how the hero within us can transcend boundaries—both real and imagined.