Han Yujin is the soft second-year nobody at Royal Eternal Academy — until the Duchess's daughter Cheon Arin transfers in and swears she will protect him this time. The reader assumes standard regressor-romance. They are wrong.
Tao Yi has died twelve times to the same sword. On the thirteenth loop, he refuses the cultivation arms race entirely and enters the Cloud-Threading Sect as an eight-year-old records clerk. In a world where prodigies split mountains, Tao Yi learns that the oldest blade is a contract nobody bothered to read. His revenge will not be a duel. It will be properly stamped, witnessed, and filed.
At Royal Eternal Academy, soft-spoken Han Yujin discovers she who swore to protect him has killed him six times over. He has looped this story — and this time he came back early enough to learn what she actually loves.
At Royal Eternal Academy, soft-spoken Han Yujin discovers she who swore to protect him has killed him six times over. He has looped this story — and this time he came back early enough to learn what she actually loves.
Han Yujin has looped this academy six times. In every loop, Arin kills him — sword through the chest — because in her timeline he becomes the demon king. This is loop seven, and the rug-pull arrives in chapter three.
At Royal Eternal Academy, gentle Han Yujin is claimed by dazzling Cheon Arin who weeps as if she crossed lifetimes to save him. The camera turns halfway through: six loops, six deaths, and the pilot asks whether being loved as a redemption project is love at all.
Han Yujin has looped this academy six times. In every loop, Arin kills him — sword through the chest — because in her timeline he becomes the demon king. This is loop seven, and the rug-pull arrives in chapter three.
At Royal Eternal Academy, gentle Han Yujin is claimed by dazzling Cheon Arin who weeps as if she crossed lifetimes to save him. The camera turns halfway through: six loops, six deaths, and the pilot asks whether being loved as a redemption project is love at all.
Yun Sora wakes at seventeen with twenty years of misery lodged in her chest: a loveless arranged marriage, a silent husband, an estate where no one noticed her illness until it killed her. Like any competent regressor, she uses that knowledge to break the engagement and build a life of her own. By twenty, she is free, successful, and certain she escaped her tragedy. But when the man she remembers as cold keeps appearing with unsettling sincerity, and old witnesses contradict the story she has trusted, Sora faces a harder truth: her memories are real, but they may not be reliable. The life she fled was shaped not only by neglect, but by depression, pride, silence, and conclusions she made when she was too wounded to see clearly. Now she must choose again—not whether to return to the past, but whether she can live without treating pain as proof.
Duchess Elara von Aldenberg is executed for poisoning Crown Prince Kaelan. She wakes on the morning of their engagement, six months before the crime. She believes she has a second chance to flee—but Kaelan, the man she supposedly killed, remembers the execution too. He offers a dangerous alliance: find the real poisoner or he'll expose her secret. As they navigate a court of vipers, they uncover a conspiracy that binds their fates, and the line between enemy and lover blurs. But the poisoner is still out there, and this time, they're both targets.
Royal bodyguard Seolhwa dies when the capital of Hwaseong falls. She wakes five years earlier, at the lantern festival where an assassination lit the war. She stops the killing and saves the target, only to recognize him as the man who will later open the city gates. Every change she makes to history burns one year from her remaining life. To save the city, she must guard the traitor she wants to kill—and decide which years of her own life are worth spending.