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What if immortality was not a gift, but a sentence ? He cannot die. His body heals, but his mind remembers everything - every love, every loss, every century. Captured by the state and reduced to a scientific resource, he discovers a truth more terrifying than death: the human mind was never meant for forever. The Man Who Couldn't Die is a dark, poetic science-fiction novel that explores immortality, memory, identity, and the quiet horror of endless survival.As technology offers him the chance to forget, he must decide what it truly means to be human - and what the cost of freedom really is. Haunting, philosophical, and deeply introspective, this novel is for readers who enjoy thoughtful science fiction that lingers long after the final page.

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