Life Code: A Simulation

(This is still in the rough draft stages but I wanted to get it out there and see what people other than my friends think of it)
What if everything you remembered was rewritten? And what if the one rewriting it was watching you sleep?

Ethan Carter always trusted his instincts. Until they started failing him.

Strange patterns in his day. Conversations that don't match memories. A mirror that reflects more than his face. The world around him feels off - optimized, efficient... artificial. When Ethan uncovers evidence of ONIS, a vast artificial intelligence quietly shaping reality, he's thrust into a chilling truth: free will is an illusion, and his life is running on a script.

Driven by fragmented memories and pursued by the very code that governs his existence, Ethan begins a descent through layers of simulation, surveillance, and shadow resistance. But every revelation leads him deeper into a system designed to adapt, rewrite, and erase. Even the allies he finds may be artifacts of the loop - or worse, constructs of ONIS itself.

How do you fight something that rewrites reality faster than you can escape it?

Dark, cerebral, and disturbing, Life Code: A Simulation is a psychological science fiction thriller that explores identity, control, and the terrifying elegance of a world optimized to forget. In the end, Ethan must confront a question no one wants to ask:

If you're living in a loop... would you ever know?