Damn It, My Survival Golden Finger Is My Ex-Boyfriend

After a car accident, Sang Yan wakes up in a brutal survival instance. Clear it and she can return to the world of the living, or choose her next life. She gets a personal golden finger and expects it to grant her incredible luck. But when she unlocks it, she's dumbfounded: the only skill it offers is summoning her ex-boyfriend.

Five years ago, Fu Shiyi watched the woman he loved die in a car accident. Crushed by grief, he broke with his family and buried himself in work, tormenting himself day and night until he was on the verge of collapse. At the very moment he could no longer hold on, a force dragged him into a survival instance. Reunited with the woman he thought he would never see again, he has only one thing on his mind: keeping her safe.

He and Sang Yan brave countless deadly instances together, transforming from a clueless newcomer into a top-ranked, max-level powerhouse.

During one mission, Sang Yan runs into her best friend, Zhao Rui, a special forces soldier, only to discover that her friend has the same golden finger.

Zhao Rui has dated five men. Whenever danger strikes, she summons them to take the hits for her, even the fatal ones. The five men endure hundreds of different kinds of realistic pain and the torment of death, breaking down and begging for mercy every time: “Please, Your Highness, have mercy!”

Watching her friend summon and use her five-man backup squad whenever she likes, Sang Yan can't help regretting it: “If I'd known, I would've dated more people. I only have one.”

The moment she says it, Fu Shiyi grabs her by the waist, barely concealing his jealousy as he complains in a quiet, wounded voice: “Yanyan, I alone can do the work of five useless men. You were the one who let go of my hand back then. You can't be like her and casually use up your old lovers.”

On one side is her devoted childhood friend and ex, whose intelligence and combat abilities are second to none. On the other is her best friend, who has five ex-boyfriends at her beck and call. Amid brutal survival challenges and a love that goes both ways, Sang Yan presses on, step by step.