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Han Do-hyuk is a global bio-tycoon. He donated 100 of his sperm to the world in the name of evolving humanity. The 100 children, unaware of each other's existence, grew up to become geniuses in a variety of settings, from the poorest countries to royal families. Twenty years later, Han Do-hyuk leaves a shocking will. “My inheritance will be given only if the last survivor of my 100 sperm children and one of my three ‘real children’ hold hands.” Min, a young genius who was born in a brothel, lost his mother to AIDS, and grew up alone in a high school. When he discovers that he is one of those 100 sperm, he sets out to find his father, not for miscarriage, but for identity, anger, and to ask “why he gave birth to him like this.” But what he finds is **“a game of survival to be chosen.” The sperm children, gathered from all over the world, eliminate each other, and the three real children of Han Do-hyuk mock or manipulate the other 100 to preserve their orthodoxy. But the youngest of them, Se-ah, shows a strange interest in Min. A cold, rational scientist, Se-ah begins to be swayed by Min's humanity, and the two gradually enter the borderline of alliance or love. Among the 100 brothers, betrayal and assassination, alliances and deception, divisions deeper than blood. One is a hacker for the state, another has gone into hiding as a priest,

and another is disguised as an artist, quietly eliminating his brothers. In the midst of it all, Min must find the answers to whether he is a human being or a test subject, whether he follows blood or will, whether his real family is blood or choice, and finally, the identity of his true legacy is revealed. It's not just money, or corporations, or technology... Translated with DeepL.com (free version)