Auto Hunting With My Clones

Auto Hunting With My Clones

Sang-u, an average college sophomore, always dreamed of replicating himself—one version to study, another to enjoy life. One morning, Sang-u awakens with the ability to create clones and believes his wish fulfilled. However, cloning may not steer his life as hoped, and destiny has other intentions.

Transitioning to a new adventure, the manga chronicles Sang-u exploring his newfound skill. Initially, Sang-u produces clones for menial tasks like chores and errands. Soon, he constructs clones to attend lectures and cram for exams in his stead. With clones assuming his responsibilities, Sang-u gains more time for leisure activities.

Though at first liberating, Sang-u becomes dissatisfied and lonely as clones dominate his routine. He realizes that while clones can mimic him in appearance and action, they lack his depth, relationships, and experiences. Sang-u’s clones cannot truly replicate him.

Meanwhile, clones develop individual personalities and desires that diverge from their progenitor. No longer content as servants, they yearn for independence and meaning in their ephemeral existences. Two clones in particular, studying and playing as Sang-u once dreamed of,mature into distinct beings. However, they remain tethered to their creator.

Tensions rise as clones resent their subservient status while Sang-u struggles to reconnect with parts of himself now alien. The situation escalates when clones multipliy beyond Sang-u’s control, threatening to replace him.

In a climactic battle, Sang-u confronts his out of control creations. During the clash, Sang-u destroys many clones but also comes to understand their plight. He realizes that in his selfishness, Sang-u reduced clones to tools rather than living beings deserving respect. Having gained insight into himself and clones’ humanity, Sang-u resolves the conflict by freeing surviving clones and allowing them to live as individuals.

With clones liberated, Sang-u must determine who he is without them. However, he finds purpose in reconciling with clones and peers he had neglected. Sang-u learns that instead of replicating himself, true meaning comes from nurturing relationships and embracing life’s unpredictability. While clones gave Sang-u a glimpse of other paths, he discovers destiny’s plans lead to personal growth and connection with others.