Human Gift

The narrative unfolds in a quietly unsettling world where human emotions are a quantifiable commodity, extracted and utilized as a societal energy source. A young woman named Hana works within this system, navigating the ethical complexities of her role while grappling with the fading memories of a life lived before emotional harvesting became commonplace. The series explores themes of identity, memory, and the cost of progress against a backdrop of meticulously crafted urban environments and sterile technological advancements. Hana's journey is one of searching for meaning in a world that has commodified the very essence of humanity, forcing her to confront difficult questions about what it truly means to feel, and whether those feelings are worth preserving. The atmosphere is contemplative, emphasizing character introspection over large-scale action.