★ The author is the Editor-in-Chief of the Russia Today media group and RT TV channel, with experience as a seasoned war correspondent. Her multiple roles endow the work with unique real-world insights and narrative tension.
★ Blending biblical prophecies with sci-fi settings, it constructs a doomsday world ruled by artificial intelligence, featuring a suspenseful plot that carries both religious philosophical reflections and technological warning significance.
★ Built on hardcore sci-fi settings such as 100 billion resurrected humans and chip-implanted populations, paired with a doomsday survival main line, the story delivers strong impact and is sure to captivate sci-fi enthusiasts.

The smoke of nuclear war has long dissipated, and medical resurrection technology has become a reality. Today, the Earth is inhabited by 100 billion resurrected people, and the official declaration of the end times has taken effect. The ruins of former cities are adorned with portraits of Saint Gertrude the Pig—the very animal that Elon Musk first implanted a chip into back in 2020. Now, the entire human race has been chipped—but the word "human" is forbidden by the Democracy, just like the word "God". Trillions of human-like beings are ruled by the Artificial Self.
These are the final days as humanity awaits the apocalypse.

A young scientist named Alpha Omega and his assistant are searching for a way to save humanity, but they realize that the only hope lies in challenging the omnipotent Artificial Self.
Margarita Simonyan has written a novel that depicts how the apocalypse will truly unfold—in strict accordance with biblical prophecies. In an interview, the author stated that this book is the most important work of her life: "God exists, and death is not the end. But eternal life and a place in paradise are only for those who hurry to earn them, for time is almost up."

Margarita Simonovna Simonyan
Margarita Simonyan is the Editor-in-Chief of the Russia Today media group and RT TV channel.Born on April 6, 1980, in Krasnodar, she graduated from Kuban State University. She began her journalistic career at the Krasnodar TV and Radio Company, covering combat operations in Chechnya in 1999. In 2001, as a special correspondent for VGTRK in Rostov-on-Don, she was on the ground in the combat zone in Abkhazia, and in September 2004, she covered the events in Beslan. In April 2005, Margarita Simonyan was appointed Editor-in-Chief of the Russia Today (RT) TV channel. Since December 31, 2013, she has also served as Editor-in-Chief of the International Information Agency Russia Today. Simonyan has been the recipient of numerous national Russian journalistic awards and has been honored with state decorations of the Russian Federation.