Emperor Felix Talon lived by the sword, won his throne by the sword, and wished to die by the sword. But when he is betrayed and killed by deceit, something strange happens; he is suddenly born again, a baby in an entirely different world, and he retains all of his memories from his previous life. He rejoices, seeing this as a second chance to die in battle with honor, but he soon learns that this might not be the blessing it seems to be; everytime he dies, no matter how it happened, he is reborn again, and he keeps all of his memories. Does death mean nothing to him? Is he cursed to be reborn for eternity, until he is driven mad? Is this punishment for how he lived his first life? Follow him as he struggles through this endless reincarnation cycle, learning to adapt to different worlds, languages, and bodies, as he tries to discover what lead to all of this. Is he blessed for being able to remember every life and live again and again? Or is he cursed, forced to struggle over and over as he is killed and tormented?