Recycled Brain Part One throws you headfirst into a futuristic world that feels equal parts beautiful and terrifying. Hayate Yamano is a relatable, reluctant hero caught in a whirlwind of science, fantasy, and moral chaos, and I found myself invested in his every move. The worldbuilding is layered and rich—dragons, biotech, ethical dilemmas—and I appreciated how it made me think about real-world technology and consequences without ever slowing the pace. I genuinely enjoyed the mix of wild imagination and grounded humanity in the middle of all the action.

Dragons, clones, cults—and one snarky theme park guide trying not to die? I’m in! 🐉

So here’s the deal: Recycled Brain Part One is what happens when science fair meets rollercoaster, and I could not stop reading. Hayate is just vibing with magical creatures in a bio-engineered zoo when BAM—crazy cultists ruin the party and everything explodes (emotionally and literally). This book gave me non-stop action, cool AF tech, and some seriously deep what-would-you-do kind of questions. If you like sci-fi with brains and dragons, grab this now or risk major FOMO. 🧬⚡💥

Dragons, Dilemmas, and Deep Thoughts—Sign Me Up!

Recycled Brain: Part One serves up flying beasts, rogue cultists, and brain-bending ethical drama like it’s no big deal—and I was glued to every action-packed, morally messy panel of it.