For Henry Anderson, life was a chain of small regrets and wasted chances. Then one morning, he awakens not in his lonely, ruined present, but eleven years earlier—an 18-year-old student with the weight of the future still ahead of him.

Believing he’s been given a second chance, Henry uses what he remembers to build a quiet fortune, beginning with a single, desperate investment in Bitcoin. He mends old mistakes, makes peace with the people he lost, and dies believing, at last, that he’s earned his rest.

But the final curtain never falls.

Each death is only a return. Henry finds himself cast back to a random day in his past—his body young again, his mind heavy with the memories of every life before. What once felt like redemption curdles into despair. Success becomes meaningless, joy fades too quickly, and love—no matter how true—cannot survive the endless repetition of time.

Trapped in a life that always begins again, Henry realizes that the true torment of life isn’t death—it’s life itself, endlessly repeated until everything that once mattered loses its meaning.

Death is final, but life… it never ends. — 𝕬


Chapter 2 - Preface