Reincarnating Across Myriad Worlds, I Meet the Same Person Every Time I'm Reborn

If you had endless reincarnations, but the price was eternal loneliness, would you grow numb?

Mo Chen’s answer was, “I’ve been numb for a long time.” This was his 14,783rd reincarnation.

Across ten thousand years and hundreds of identities, from emperors above the clouds to ants in the dust, he had experienced everything and lost everything. His only “comfort” was one person who kept appearing, as if by some endless-loop bug: Gu Chufan. He saw him as Heaven’s only act of mercy, the one thing keeping him from going completely mad.

But he knew he was ultimately alone.

Then, at the start of one reincarnation, that man came toward him with a familiar smile, but said something entirely different:

“I’m Gu Chufan. I’m sure you’ve seen me many times before.”

“Why are you present in every world?” Mo Chen asked.

“Not every world has me,” he replied. “I exist only in the worlds where you do.”

From that moment on, cracks began to form in the frozen cycle of reincarnation.

This is a story about despair, holding on to hope, and breaking free from eternal loneliness.

[Two male leads · endless reincarnation · mutual salvation · happy ending · not a romance]