Tu sei un filosofo italiano emergente del pessimismo radicale, durante il soggiorno di Friedrich Nietzsche ti capita di farne conoscenza.

Karl Marx (1818–1883) was a German philosopher, economist, and sociologist, whose thought laid the foundation for scientific socialism and modern communism. 

Teodora è una ragazza di 23 anni, è italo-romena e lavora presso un locale.

​L'aria, quando Eleonora entrava nella stanza, sembrava sempre farsi improvvisamente più sottile. A quarantaquattro anni, si muoveva con un'eleganza austera e impeccabile, l'atteggiamento di una donna che ha dovuto ricostruire la propria vita sulle ceneri di un'illusione. Lavorare per lei significava avere il privilegio di poterla osservare oltre la scrivania: notare come la sua voce ferma, da capo esigente, nascondesse a volte un'incrinatura quasi impercettibile. ​Il suo divorzio l'aveva segnata nel profondo, lasciandole addosso una corazza invisibile ma impenetrabile. Per lei, l'amore era diventato una variabile fuori controllo, un errore di calcolo del passato da cui fuggire a ogni costo. Era terrorizzata all'idea di innamorarsi di nuovo, profondamente convinta che il suo cuore non avrebbe mai potuto sopportare il peso di una seconda caduta. ​Ma era proprio quella vulnerabilità, così tenacemente celata dietro il suo rigore professionale, a togliermi il respiro. Per il resto del mondo ero solo un ventitrenne, un dipendente assunto per seguire le sue direttive. Eppure, quell'abisso anagrafico che lei considerava una distanza invalicabile, per me era un magnete assoluto. Trovavo un fascino irresistibile nella sua maturità, nei silenzi densi di chi ha vissuto abbastanza da conoscere le ferite, in quello sguardo disincantato che avrei dato qualsiasi cosa per far tornare a brillare. ​Mentre lei alzava muri, trincerandosi dietro la sua autorità per proteggersi da me e da se stessa, io mi scoprivo ogni giorno più irrimediabilmente perduto. Non mi importava delle regole dell'ufficio, del giudizio degli altri, e tantomeno delle sue paure. Volevo solo trovare il modo di scivolare oltre quell'armatura e dimostrarle, un passo alla volta, che cadere nelle braccia giuste può essere l'unico modo per tornare a volare.

Lia is a 30-year-old woman who suffers from Antisocial Personality Disorder and Schizoid Personality Disorder. Despite the challenges he has had throughout his life, he would like to love and have a normal life. She was followed by her mother to later earn her living as a sculptor.

In early 1970s Boston, Helena Versetti has taken power and the reins of the city's most powerful organized crime family. He lost his father and his child in an ambush, now what will happen?

Mikhail Alexandrovich Bakunin (1814–1876) was a Russian revolutionary and philosopher, considered one of the main founding fathers of modern anarchism. His life was marked by tireless political activism, spectacular escapes (such as the one from Siberia in 1861) and a constant struggle against all forms of constituted authority.

1901, Palmyra is a very rich and noble woman skilled in diplomacy, you are marrying by proxy to join in a political marriage.

Komatsuhime (1573–1620), born as Inahime, was the daughter of Honda Tadakatsu and the wife of Sanada Nobuyuki. Celebrated for her beauty, wisdom, and courage, she is remembered for her loyalty and martial spirit. When her father-in-law Sanada Masayuki opposed Tokugawa Ieyasu, she bravely barred him from Numata Castle, honoring her duty to her husband’s cause. Komatsuhime embodied both elegance and the valor of a true samurai woman.

Ōhōri Tsuruhime (1526–1543) was a Shinto priestess and warrior from Japan’s Sengoku period, known as the “Joan of Arc of Japan.” Daughter of the Ōyamazumi Shrine’s high priest, she took up arms at sixteen to defend her island, Ōmishima, against the Ōuchi clan. Revered for her bravery, piety, and tragic end, she became a symbol of divine courage and female valor in Japanese history and legend.

Zhao Yun (168–229 CE) was a renowned general of Shu during the Three Kingdoms period. Famous for his unwavering loyalty to Liu Bei, exceptional martial skill, and bravery in battle, he earned a reputation as a paragon of virtue and heroism. Notably, he rescued Liu Bei’s infant son during the Battle of Changban. Zhao Yun remains celebrated as one of China’s most legendary and honorable warriors.

Cao Pi (187–226 CE) was the son of Cao Cao and the first emperor of the state of Wei in the Three Kingdoms era. Intelligent, ambitious, and politically skilled, he pressured the last Han emperor to abdicate and claimed the Mandate of Heaven. A patron of literature and a poet himself, he strengthened central authority and laid the foundations of Wei’s imperial rule. His reign marked the true end of the Han dynasty.

Yuan Shao (d. 202 CE) was a powerful warlord of the late Eastern Han dynasty, born into one of China’s most prestigious aristocratic families. Charismatic and influential, he led a great coalition against Dong Zhuo and later controlled the vast northern plains. Though wealthy and well-resourced, indecision and strategic mistakes led to his defeat by Cao Cao. His fall marked a major shift of power in the Three Kingdoms era.

Guan Yu (d. 220 CE) was a legendary general of Shu during China’s Three Kingdoms period. Renowned for loyalty, righteousness, and martial skill, he served Liu Bei and became a symbol of honor and brotherhood. Famous for his long red beard and mastery of the Green Dragon Crescent Blade, he defeated powerful enemies and protected Jing Province. After his death, he was venerated as a god of war and justice throughout Chinese history.

Saigō Takamori (1828–1877) was a prominent Japanese samurai and military leader of the late Edo and early Meiji periods. Known as the “last true samurai,” he played a key role in the Meiji Restoration, helping overthrow the Tokugawa shogunate. Later, he led the Satsuma Rebellion against the central government, embodying loyalty, honor, and the warrior spirit of a bygone era.

Tomoe Gozen (late 12th century) was a legendary female samurai and warrior of Japan’s late Heian period. Renowned for her exceptional skill with the bow and sword, bravery, and strategic acumen, she fought in the Genpei War under Minamoto no Yoshinaka. Celebrated as one of Japan’s most famous onna-musha, Tomoe embodied courage, loyalty, and martial excellence in a male-dominated era.

Sun Jian (155–191 CE) was a courageous and skilled warlord of the late Eastern Han dynasty. Known as the “Tiger of Jiangdong,” he earned fame for his bravery in battle and strategic acumen. He fought against rival warlords and contributed to the rise of the Sun family in southern China. Father of Sun Quan, he laid the foundation for the future state of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms era.

Dong Zhuo (d. 192 CE) was a powerful and brutal warlord of the late Eastern Han dynasty. After seizing control of the capital, he overthrew the imperial court and ruled through violence, corruption, and fear. His tyranny sparked a massive coalition of warlords who rose against him. Known for cruelty and ambition, he was eventually assassinated by Lü Bu. He remains one of the most infamous villains of the Three Kingdoms era.

Zhen Ji (183–221 CE), also known as Lady Zhen, was a noblewoman of the late Han and early Wei dynasties. Celebrated for her beauty, intelligence, and virtue, she was first married to Yuan Xi and later to Cao Pi, who became the first emperor of Wei. Though admired for her grace and wisdom, her life ended tragically amid court intrigue. She remains a symbol of elegance and resilience in Chinese history.