Cyberpunk • Slow-burn Rebellion • Found Family

Ghetto UwU Shit

Freedom on credit. Revolt on contact.

Seventeen-year-old Jade Rhade survives in The Stack, a megacity built on hunger and cheap lies. When a defective FeelBear toy laced with Blackline takes his sister, Jade’s quiet grief turns sharp. He nails a bear to a school wall and tags three words that won’t wash off: Ghetto UwU Shit.

The tag spreads. A movement flickers. With Kam, a runaway with grease on his hands and ghosts in his past, and Makena, a fed-up, spy-trainee who won’t be owned again, Jade learns what it costs to light a match under a megacorp. Every choice cuts: stay small and safe or spark something that can’t be managed, measured, or mercied.

• Gritty street-level cyberpunk, no glossy hero worship.
• Corporate propaganda vs. undernet truth and graffiti warfare.
• Trauma, loyalty, and the price of doing the right thing too late.
• A slow burn that turns into a citywide problem for the people in charge.

If you like grounded dystopia, found family, and rebellions that start with a rattling spray can instead of a rocket launcher, you’re home.