You Said You Were a New Player, So Why Are You Riding a Divine Beast Around at Max Level?

My name is Jiang Wan. I’m eighteen, an ordinary high school student? No. I’m the only “returner” who came back with memories of a past life.

The spirit world’s projection has suddenly engulfed the globe, turning reality into a dungeon from the game Star Abyss. New players have to rely on gacha to survive.

But I saw how it would all end the night before logging in: my best friend would offer me poisoned wine, my ex-boyfriend would betray me, and the author controlled everything.

My golden finger refreshes once a day: “Character Reset.” I can return to any point in time and start over from the start.

I smash a cup and flee, snatch an SSS-class job card, and ride a qilin to blow up the starter village. With every reset, I tear away another layer of the conspiracy.

They put out a warrant for me, so I change my ID and livestream myself slapping them in the face. They set a trap to surround and kill me, so I plant the bombs in advance and wait for them to walk right into it.

When I discover the world is a novel and the author is writing our fate, I sneer. “In this life, who’s really in control?”

With a time save-and-load device in hand, I don’t just get reborn once, but tens of thousands of times, until I rewrite the ending.