Imagine waking up to discover humanity has vanished. Now, imagine you're not entirely alone. In *Humanity is missing, luckily I have billions of clones*, Tom faces this chilling reality, but with a twist. He possesses the extraordinary ability to create clones of himself, each an extension of his own consciousness. With every new iteration, Tom gains not just another body, but another mind, amplifying his memories, learning capacity, and skills exponentially. Engineering feats become trivial, and the sheer scope of knowledge at his disposal grows to an unimaginable scale. As the sole vestige of humankind, Tom stands at the precipice of an empty galaxy. Yet, despair doesn't cripple him. Instead, armed with an ever-expanding network of selves, he confronts the cosmic mystery head-on. The novel explores themes of identity, loneliness, and the potential of a singular consciousness amplified across a multitude of bodies. It's a unique blend of sci-fi and philosophical exploration, asking what it truly means to be human when that humanity is fragmented and multiplied. If you enjoy thought-provoking science fiction with a touch of existentialism and the promise of grand adventure, delve into the story of the last… or rather, the many… humans. What secrets lie hidden among the stars, and can one man, or many versions of him, truly rebuild a lost civilization?