[Infinite rebirth + paranormal mysteries + urban superpowers + lighthearted comedy]
Tang Yi wakes up inside the Nine-Story Tower, where paranormal entities are imprisoned, and unexpectedly awakens the ability to be reborn without limit.
To learn the rules governing these entities, he dies thousands of times.
The rotting corpses piled as high as a mountain are all his former selves.
To keep from starving to death, he even eats the version of himself who died before him.
When he finally returns to the human world, he lies to everyone:
“I’m just a clone. Kill one of me, and tens of thousands more will take his place.”
Using the cover story of being able to make “clones” to hide his secret of “infinite rebirth,” Tang Yi repeatedly stands out in paranormal incidents, shocking the entire world time and again.
No one dares provoke someone with the ability to make “clones,” because you never know if he’ll take “not caring whether he lives or dies” revenge on you.
Person 1: “What? You’re saying the DNA from those corpses all belongs to the same person?”
Person 2: “Yes. After working through the night, we confirmed that the DNA from all those corpse fragments belongs to one person.”
Person 1: “Impossible. Those corpse fragments must weigh at least a ton altogether…”
Tang Yi: “Let’s play a game. You cut me once, and I’ll cut you once.”
Okay, okay, looks good