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Ongoing, First published Oct 20, 2018
The Earth is dead. Most humans are dead. No animals from Earth are alive except chickens living off chemicals for food.  The only solution was to leave the planet.  

On a new planet, different kingdoms facing economic crisis and conflicts between people and law creates a revolution and the discoveries during it are unimaginable.  With the already low population, the kingdom leaders resort to killing their people to stop the revolution.  

These kingdoms are like a real dystopia. Can the revolution really fix it?
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