In a world where shadows of personal demons and societal conformity intertwine, The Kapitalist's Henchman unravels the layered life of Tendai, a man grappling with loss, betrayal, and the haunting ambiguity of his own mind. As the lines between reality and illusion blur, Tendai's relentless pursuit of purpose collides with the toxic dynamics of his workplace, a microcosm of systemic dysfunction.

Through a narrative steeped in suspense, introspection, and cryptic revelations, the story unfolds as a tale within several tales—where Tendai's external battles mirror his internal chaos. For readers who thrive on piecing together fragmented truths and finding clarity in a maze of complexities, this book is a compelling exploration of resilience, identity, and the cost of striving for happiness in an unforgiving world.