Death Save-Scumming: I Reset More Than Time, I Reset Taboo

[Infinite Flow + Death Regression + Livestream Survival + Mystery and the Supernatural + Higher-Dimensional Invasion + Subverted Tropes] After dying suddenly, Lin Bei transmigrates into the survival game “Abyssal Amusement Park.” The good news: he can rewind time after he dies. The bad news: every time he rewinds, more things that “shouldn’t exist” appear in reality. Other players beat the game through skill. Lin Bei beats it by dying over and over. If dying once isn’t enough, he’ll die a hundred times. He turns each instance into a solo walkthrough, using countless deaths to find the perfect route. The livestream audience goes from mocking him to worshipping him: “This ability to see the future has to belong to some hidden big shot!” But something is wrong. His teammates’ eyes shift from admiration to fear. “Lin Bei, why didn’t your shadow move when you smiled just now?” The viewers notice, too: after every rewind, “shadows of the old days” appear in the game, NPCs have never mentioned them, and their faces are exactly like his. After the seventy-ninth rewind, an NPC who should have died in the very first round suddenly appears and says something that makes everyone’s scalp tingle: “You’re not rewinding time. You’re dragging the worldline that died last time into this one.” Only then does Lin Bei realize that he has just one rewind left. He isn’t some big shot. He’s just died so many times that even death itself has started to fear him.