What if, after World War II, the Soviet Union had taken control of nearly the entire world? In this book, we explore a version of Earth where most countries live under strict Soviet rule. Life is heavily controlled—people are watched, freedoms are limited, and speaking out can be dangerous. Even in countries that remain outside Soviet control, things aren't better; they are isolated, poor, and struggling to survive. This is a world where fear is normal, where truth is hidden, and where trust is rare. But even in such a place, people still try to live, question, and sometimes, resist.