When death becomes the only weapon, being reborn is an eternal curse.
Su Che wakes in the wasteland after a nuclear war, carrying the [Death Return] System and possessing unlimited chances to be reborn. The price is that every death comes with real pain and memories.
He thought it was the ultimate cheat for surviving the apocalypse. But after the Northern Shelter mercilessly shot him dead for the 37th time, he realized that this supposed beacon of hope for humanity concealed the "Nirvana Project": uploading the consciousness of all humanity and eradicating their physical bodies entirely. And he himself was the project's perfect "living specimen."
He was no longer prey, forced to struggle for survival. He was a hunter armed with the experience of thirty-seven deaths.
Drawing on the wisdom accumulated through countless cycles, he knocked on the shelter's door once more. This time, he knew every trap and saw through every lie. Using the System's rewards and his own cunning, he advanced step by step through the cold steel fortress, transforming from a "specimen" at others' mercy into a "player" directly challenging the shelter's artificial intelligence mastermind.
When the mastermind's ultimate weapon, the "Cleaner" robot, drove him into a corner, Su Che launched the most reckless counterattack of all: he stopped running from death and forcibly bound his consciousness to the mastermind's core. He became a "ghost" the System could not delete, an eternal "bug" in data hell.
"You can kill me, but my consciousness will be reborn in your world without end."
This is the ultimate confrontation between humanity's indomitable will and absolute logical reason. In this hopeless wasteland, none of Su Che's deaths are the end. Each one is so he can, next time...
