A Time Loop Thriller Without Time Travel. No Superpowers. Just Mastery.

Eron Vale wakes up at 7:00 AM every single day—the same day. For the world, time moves forward. For him, it's been over 100,000 loops of the exact same 24 hours.

No powers. No resets for the world. Only him.

He’s died. He’s starved. He’s gone insane—and come back sharper each time. But now, after centuries of learning every face, flaw, and secret in the city, he’s done watching.

Eron begins executing his final plan: to infiltrate and take control of the most powerful secret organization in the world—Helix—using nothing but perfect timing, manipulation, and skill.

Every conversation is a test he’s passed thousands of times. Every ally is a pawn he’s moved before. Every threat? Already defeated in another try.

But this time, it has to be perfect.
Because he’s done reliving this day.

And for the first time in 100,000 tries…

He’s making his move.

Every morning at 7:00 AM, I wake up in the same bed, in the same room, with the same sun glaring through cracked blinds like a rerun of an old memory. My phone buzzes with the same message. My neighbor slams the same door. The coffee shop down the street forgets my order again.


And then the world plays its part—again.


And 100,000 times, I've died, failed, watched people repeat their mistakes.


Not a single person remembers what came before.


But there are no rewards in this loop—only knowledge. Painful, precise knowledge.


Over the centuries that no one else has lived, I've learned everything—every alley, every secret conversation, every movement of every pawn in this rigged game. Especially them—the secret syndicate known as Helix that keeps this city twisted from the shadows.


Then I'll break everyone who controls it.


Prologue