Li Ming was chosen by the samsara space, becoming a reincarnator who journeys through a familiar anime world, completing missions and struggling to survive. He initially believed his awakened S-class talent was his ultimate golden finger, until he heard one bizarre piece of information after another: "Gojo Satoru is the strongest in the world, he'll win no matter who he fights! Ryomen Sukuna is just a mortal born in an era before Gojo Satoru, he's no match for him!" "Furryllian is just a gilded Third-generation Dharma Master, the one who killed the Demon King was actually the hidden NPC Celie!" "With a brother who can eat demons and a special physique that attracts demons, Wind Pillar Fuzugawa Minoru is the protagonist of Demon Slayer!" "The masked Uchiha Madara is a fake, the real Uchiha Madara orchestrated the Moon Eye Project and is the biggest winner in the Naruto world!" "......

Twelve men and women of varying identities are invited into a new world.

Here, they must not only decide their lifestyles by voting on resolutions, but also constantly participate in life-or-death games to extend their visas.

And the designer of these life-or-death games is actually among them.

Seo Eun-hyun, an ordinary office worker, is suddenly transported to a cultivation world during a company retreat. Unlike others blessed with spiritual roots and talent, Eun-hyun is powerless—unable to cultivate, fight, or even survive on his own. For fifty years, he lives in quiet insignificance... until death.

Then, he wakes up—back at the start of it all.

This isn't reincarnation. It’s a return. Again and again, he relives the same life in this brutal world, each time with memories intact. Trapped in an endless cycle, Eun-hyun resolves to break free—not by overwhelming force, but by persistence, cunning, and learning from every failure.

Through slow, methodical growth, he begins to carve out his own path in a world where strength rules, and the weak are forgotten. As he unravels the mystery of his regression and confronts hidden powers that bind him, one question remains:

How many lives must he endure before he can finally live his own?