A Minangkabau boy gets an unusual name on his birthday from his father who is a fan of espionage films. When the son enters adolescence and he realizes that the name his father has given him is misspelled, the name becomes the ridicule of others and burdens him into adulthood. Will he keep the misspelled given name or replace it with something more powerful and accurate?

It will convey readers to explore the complex, fragile, arrogant, mystical, romantic, and witty world of youth in a mix of civilizations, myths, saga, urban legends, and popular culture that stretches from West Indonesia to East Indonesia, from the foundations of Sundance indie films, the hanryu tsunami – the Korean wave – and the immanent turmoil of Indonesian films.

A novel presented with such a fresh style that makes you smile and contemplate at the same time about how reckless William Shakespeare was when he stated 'what's in a name', since in reality a name is also a world.