Too Many Past Lives, I Filed for Bankruptcy

In Chaoyang City, those who turn 18 must undergo a "rebirth ceremony" - cut open the shadow and sew a body from the previous life. From then on, the past life guarantees the living person, and the living person fulfills the last wish of the dead person. Others only inherit one previous life in their lifetime, but there are 999 corpses crowded in Liao Buqi's shadow. The sword fairy wants to use his hand to make up for the last sword, the famous general wants to use his life to change the defeat, and the gods, the bank and the future self are competing to put a price on his life that has not yet happened. What's even more troublesome is that nearly half of the corpses died after he had not yet made a choice. When memories can be inherited, actions can be bought and sold, tomorrow can be mortgaged, and love can be signed in advance by future versions - how can a person prove that it is he who is alive now? Liao Buqi decided to apply for bankruptcy in his life: it had happened in the past, and he acknowledged it; debts owed in previous lives would be repaid by whoever borrowed them; as for his next step—the dead, gods, and the future have no right to sign on their behalf.