Reincarnation District

Monday morning, the cafeteria lady said to me, “We're out of braised pork. How about tomato and egg stir-fry?” I looked at her. I'd heard those words three times already. The entire cafeteria fell silent. Everyone turned to stare at me at once. I understood: I was awake. This entire university town was stuck in a loop. Most people were trapped in yesterday, forever unaware. But I wasn't the only one who had broken free. A girl carrying a fire axe rushed over and stood in front of me. “Who dares touch him?” An upperclasswoman in a white coat pinned me against the wall. “Come with me. I'll protect you.” And someone crouched in the corner, whispering, “Brother Gu, I think... I remember every loop.” The four of us had to find the source of the loop and give everyone their tomorrows back. But the biggest obstacle was Chen Feng, standing on the rooftop, telling me, “If you break this loop, my sister will die.” I told him, “But it's time for her to go.” Then I heard a low hum coming from underground. Someone was using the entire city to conduct an experiment. And I had been chosen when I was six years old.