Death on the Seventh Loop

If you were going to die at 8:20 this morning,

what would you do?

Lin Shen’s answer was

die again.

The first time, he died in a sudden subway explosion.

The second time, he tried to escape, but still ended up aboard the same train.

The third time, he called the police in advance, only to find that nobody believed him.

The fourth time, he began watching everyone around him.

The fifth time, he discovered

someone was waiting for the explosion to happen.

The sixth time, he finally confirmed one thing:

This was no accident.

It was a choice.

Even stranger

among the countless repeated mornings, there was always someone who looked at him at some point.

As if... they remembered him.

And that person was different in every loop.

As Lin Shen drew closer and closer to the truth, he discovered:

This loop had never been about saving everyone.

It was about teaching him one thing

to decide who deserved to live with the time he had.

If you had only one chance to save a train full of people,

but had to abandon one of them with your own hands,

what would you choose?