Luo Lie, a wild little gangster who lives on the streets, accidentally obtains a rusty bronze roulette wheel in a black market transaction. This seemingly broken roulette wheel can actually allow him to "reincarnate" after death - every time he dies, he will return to a certain point in time seven days ago. However, the good times don't last long. In an accident, the roulette wheel is hit by an electrical shock and completely loses control: the time he returns to seven days ago becomes only three minutes. What's even more frightening is that every time he uses reincarnation, the roulette wheel will randomly swallow up one of his "completed" facts - it may be the meal he just ate, it may be the person he met yesterday, or it may even be the skill he learned three years ago. What's even more troublesome is that Lin Xuan, the "good brother" who has been saved three times by him - a standard white-eyed wolf - has his eyes on this out-of-control roulette wheel. When Luo Lie discovers that his existence is being erased step by step, and there is only one reincarnation left, he must complete the crack of the system within three minutes, or make the irreversible choice in the last three seconds. This is a wild story about "if you had too many do-overs, would you still be you?"
