Prisoners of Time: Restart for the Nth Time

[Anti-routine time loop] + [Brain-burning suspense] + [Ultimate redemption] "Don't save her. This is an order and a warning." On Lin Mo's twenty-eighth birthday, he received a letter from the future. The sender is himself, and the content is: At 9:10 tonight, your lover Su Ye will die in a car accident. In any case, corrections are prohibited. In traditional rebirth stories, the protagonist makes up for his regrets by predicting the future and reaches the peak of his life. But Lin Mo discovered that this was a trap. Every time he tries to save Su Ye, the world collapses; every time he forcibly corrects the past, the timeline is forced to roll back. Rebirth is not salvation, it is sugar-coated poison. All mankind is trapped in a huge time loop cage, and Su Ye's death is the "anchor" that maintains this cage. There is a mysterious organization called the "Revisors" that maintains the order of reincarnation in the shadows. They promise a perfect future at the cost of erasing everyone's free will. The key to breaking the situation is not decisiveness, but "hesitation". When the whole world is urging you to make a choice, only that second of hesitation at the critical moment can tear open the cracks in time. From the 1st restart to the Nth reincarnation. Lin Mo faces the ultimate choice: To hold your lover and sink forever in a perfect cage? Or should I smash the illusion with my own hands and walk into that incomplete but real tomorrow with scars all over my body? "If the price of saving you is to destroy the world, then I choose... To destroy this damn time."