Women took over, shrinking men and reducing them to objects. Follow the journeys of these hapless men, nothing but playthings subject to the every whim of the woman that purchased them.

Human beings share the world with other different species of intelligent beings, too small and insignificant to be considered their equals. Most keep them as pets in small terrariums, or study them in the academy to learn to master them like true gods.

El ser humano comparte el mundo con otras especies diferentes de seres inteligentes, demasiado pequeños e insignificantes como para considerarlos sus iguales. La mayoría los tienen de mascota en pequeños terrarios, o los estudian en la academia para aprender a dominarlos como verdaderos dioses.

Students who fail High School are sent to a 'Super School' to take further classes, with th threat of being shrunk and sold to fellow Students or Teachers if they fail.

Sold via points, students must pay a fee every week, with points earned via classes, to avoid being shrunk. Once shrunk and purchased, anything is possible from their new owners.

ALL AGES OVER 18 DESPITE SCHOOL SETTING (Post High School setting)

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189 years ago the world was ravaged by the Shrining Virus. 99.5% of humanity was shrunk within a matter of days. Since then, the world has adapted to the existence of Big and Small people. While some Smalls are free others are owned.

However, the Bigs are not safe, because the shrinking virus still lingers in the blood of all humans. One out of every 15 Bigs will shrink during their lives.

Paul is the son of a powerful woman: a Senator who fights for the rights of Smalls. However, when Paul shrinks, will he be treated fairly by the women in his life or will he learn that all those lofty ideals are just for show?