You Owe Me a Life Tomorrow

Six hundred years ago, "tomorrow" arrived early. From then on, everyone will receive a copy of "Tomorrow's Deed" when they turn sixteen. Some people borrowed sword skills thirty years later and became masters overnight; some people predicted future power and became extremely popular ministers at a young age; some people failed to live according to the contract and were eventually hunted to death by the monsters they had turned into from the life they had given up. Xu Huan, an errand boy from Lihai City, received a package from himself seven days later during a late-night delivery. The package contained his death certificate, a black key engraved with the name of his missing sister, and a sentence in blood: "Don't believe in tomorrow, it has already died once." That night, Xu also discovered a blank deed with no future. What others borrow is their own future. And what he can borrow is a future that the whole world does not want. But every time he borrows it, he loses a life he might have had. When the future of opening a noodle shop, becoming a strong man, growing old together with the person he likes, and living past twenty-five were written off one by one, Xu Huan finally discovered that the so-called six fixed-track monuments to protect mankind are actually the six nails that nailed the future of the world. And his sister, who had been missing for eight years, had killed him six times in six different lives.