It Has a Sticky Note Affixed to It

[A friendly warning: This novel moves at breakneck speed, and both the male and female leads are powerful figures reincarnated into new lives. If that’s not your thing, don’t read.]

There are ordinary people who flee reality, jelly people who pave the way with their deaths, grumbling weed people, and balloon people who point at the earth and call it the sky. One by one, entire races that should not exist spring into view.

There’s a little outcast wandering through snowy nights, an octopus lounging atop a high-rise, an artist blending into the bustling streets, and a fishing cat waiting by the docks. One after another, these annoying characters make sure they’re noticed.

Here you’ll find rebels who never leave home, thinkers keeping watch over a solitary planet, light chasers who reverse the flow of time, and those who become so absorbed that a single glance lasts a thousand years.

There are also chicks crossing the galaxy, snails breaking through barriers, and fish roaming the stars.

And, more than anything, there are time cages that trap people in an endless cycle of days.

But it all begins when Lu Ren picks up a bottle of mineral water with a sticky note on it.