Fang Jin died three times.
The first time he died from the crushing hand of fate, the second time he died from blindness to the truth, and the third time he died from self-righteous calculation. Each death brings him one step closer to the truth and makes him realize one thing more clearly - he is not the protagonist of the story, but a pawn manipulated by the will of a higher dimension.
This time, he returned with all the memories of his previous life and became a wandering warlock wandering on the edge of the wizarding world. On the surface, he is romantic and playful, dealing with major wizarding schools and aristocratic forces; secretly, he uses exquisite layouts and nested calculations to try to pry the invisible "hand of fate." However, he soon discovered that the real enemy was not a specific wizard lord or taboo existence, but a "wise man" who had countless memories like himself, but stood on the other side of the balance of fate.
When two people who know countless fragments of the future start playing chess, every choice may become a trap, and every move may lead to the abyss. What Fang Jin wants to do is to strive for an unprecedented ending for himself in this game without rules.
