Rebirth: All This Is Just a Play to Get Out of Trouble

A high-rise building fell to his death, but his resentful soul lingered. Shen Yan was dragged back to the false world by a burst of cold soul-attracting bells. He thought it was God-given rebirth, and he took advantage of the opportunity to take revenge on his best friend and lover who betrayed him. He rose to prominence and became a winner in life. But this world is full of weirdness: the sun is dim and cold, the eyes of passers-by are empty, the people around you are cold, and the smell of paper pulp and incense is always floating in the wind. When the illusion was torn apart, he was shocked to realize that the so-called rebirth system was nothing but a carefully woven scam. He has long been a dead soul buried in the loess. Everything in front of him is an imaginary image made of yellow paper and cinnabar paste. What maintains all this is the obsession of his parents who cry and sacrifice at the grave every day and exhaust their essence and blood. Yin and yang are in chaos, and he is haunted by hallucinations. Shen Yan is repeatedly torn between sanity and madness, with hatred gnawing at his bones and family love gnawing at his heart. The sound of ringtones shattered false obsessions, and the ashes scattered all the grievances of his life. He finally understood that the most troublesome person in the world was never his enemies, but the unending concern for his family until death.