Canon

A person's value lies not in how much wealth they create, but in the refinement of their character. Life is like a book: a foolish person flips through it carelessly, while a wise person reads it carefully, because the wise know that this book can only be read once. In this life, it is only by living through it that one comes to know pain-and that is what makes one truly human. Life is brilliant and precious precisely because there are no do-overs. Fang Cheng had been reincarnated hundreds of times, constantly cycling from age seventeen to twenty-six, forever unable to pass the threshold of twenty-seven. His mind had long since become numb; he had lost all feeling toward life, the world, and existence itself. His only wish was to die a swift and painless death. Yet, no matter what method he tried, his soul refused to perish.