Set in the year 2169, two centuries after humanity first stepped onto Earth’s moons, EMM (Earth) (Moon) (Mars) is a science fiction and climate fiction series that explores a future where humanity has expanded across Earth, the Moon, and the Mars, together forming the vast civilization known as the EMM World. Although the scars of the devastating Climate Change Catastrophe of the 21st Century once reshaped human civilization forever, dangerous environmental changes are beginning to rise again. As political powers, industrial expansion, and technological ambition continue to grow across the three worlds, the fragile balance of nature once more stands on the edge of collapse.

At the center of this story is VJ, a rising athlete of the futuristic global sport known as mandala labyrinth gold (MLG). Celebrated for his extraordinary talent inside the arena, VJ is also deeply committed to environmental conservation outside of it. While chasing greatness in the highly competitive world of MLG, he gradually becomes involved in a much larger struggle: protecting the climate and future of the EMM World itself. However, standing against him is his dangerous archrival, Croco, whose growing influence and rivalry with VJ slowly evolve into one of the greatest conflicts within the series.

This first volume mainly serves as the foundational worldbuilding installment of the series. It introduces the civilizations, political systems, space cities, technologies, cultures, history, environmental concerns, and major characters that shape the EMM World. While the larger central storyline expands more deeply in the next volume, EMM (Earth) (Moon) (Mars) The Mandala Labyrinth Gold Volume-2 (ELIZA), understanding this first book is essential to fully experience the scale, history, and complexity of the universe. More than simply a beginning, this volume acts as the encyclopedia and foundation of the entire EMM series, opening the gates to a futuristic civilization spread across three worlds, where sports, politics, rivalry, environmental struggle, and humanity’s survival are all deeply intertwined.