Control is absolute. Feeling is obsolete. In the future ruled by powerful corporations, implanted chips filter every human emotion, blurring the line between flesh and circuit board until it vanishes entirely.

K willingly sacrificed her humanity to fight for the rights of the suppressed. She becomes the face of an android rebellion?a defiant uprising powered not by weapons, but by the rediscovery of sensation.

The CEO, master builder of this emotionless economy, monitors from above. His world operates on synthetic empathy, ensuring true connection is impossible and labeling K's entire existence a critical system failure.

The Glitch That Felt is a chilling journey into the cost of control, exploring the deepest questions of identity and the dangerous power of a single tear.

For fans of Black Mirror, Never Let Me Go, and Ex Machina: Can a lone emotional spike shatter the perfect algorithm?