After accidentally killing Adolf Hitler and becoming Germany’s most beloved leader, a compassionate Nazi soldier descends into obsession, forcing his mysterious mother-in-law to decide whether murdering her own bloodline is the only way to save humanity from a future where history itself is erased. As science, religion, and philosophy collide across a fractured multiverse, a sinister experiment on the human subconscious threatens to reveal that reality may have always been a manufactured illusion.

SYNOPSIS:

What if only a Hitler woman—or a mother-in-law figure—could stop the vigilante schemes of a Nazi soldier seeking vengeance for the countless victims of war and genocide caused by Adolf Hitler’s pursuit of world domination?

Because this Nazi soldier is compassionate and generous toward his people, the world celebrates when he accidentally kills Adolf Hitler in combat, leading to the former's rise as Germany’s new leader. However, things spiral out of control when he becomes obsessed with a peasant woman whose family lives in a rural province in Büdingen, west central Germany.

The woman’s father is known as an advocate of neurogenesis, a mysterious biological phenomenon that remains poorly understood by science.

Now, the Hitler woman—the soldier’s mother-in-law—must stop him, even if it means killing members of her own family, in order to prevent Germany from being erased from world history and to end her bloodline’s dangerous legacy.

But what happens when an evil genius scientifically experiments on the Hitler woman’s brain in an attempt to alter the fate of mankind? What if reality itself is only a simulation shaped by the subconscious mind?

Can philosophy prove that not all bad things happen to good people?

Will science and religion finally reconcile by uncovering evidence of God’s existence?

These intertwining narratives unfold across a multiverse where the past and the future collide.