Is infinite regression a blessing, or a curse?
For Eunhyeon, it is a fate that he desperately wishes to escape. Seven beings fall into the world of cultivators. Each has rare talents, each is destined for greatness, each is something special. But Eunhyeon appears to have none. In a world that measures worth by talent, he is worthless. He struggles to survive while others soar. He fights for scraps while others feast. He watches everyone around him climb while he sinks.
Then he dies.
And he finds himself back at the start of it all. The same moment. The same place. The same people who will surpass him, still waiting to be amazed by his lack of talent.
But this time, he realizes the truth. His talent is the ability of infinite regression. Every death is a reset. Every failure is a lesson. Every loop brings him one step closer to understanding the world that keeps killing him.
Here begins Eunhyeon’s relentless struggle to break free. He will die a thousand deaths. He will learn a thousand lessons. He will become stronger than anyone who ever dismissed him.
And he will find a way to stop the cycle, no matter how many lives it takes.

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