Every death deserves its truth. I’m here to steal it back. In the sleepless city of Aethelburg, death is a scripted performance. Ten minutes before you die, the "Spoiler System" delivers a mandatory, unskippable vision of your own final moments. You can't record it. You can't tell anyone. You can't change a thing. You can only play your part. Kael is an anomaly—he doesn't get spoilers. He's a Chrono Thief, slipping into those frozen final ten minutes to steal leftover time from the dead just to stay alive. The catch? Every theft inherits a portion of the deceased's unfinished business. Fail to resolve it, and he'll slowly transform into a Regret—a half-human, half-obsession monster. He was never supposed to care. Just grab the time and run. Then one routine heist shatters everything. He uncovers a buried file inside the system itself: 3.2 billion death scripts, manually overwritten. The Spoiler System—absolute, impartial, unbreakable—is fabricating murders on a planetary scale. And Kael, a thief who exists outside causality, is the only person alive who can see the cracks. The System's eye has opened. His own final ten-minute countdown hasn't even begun. To survive, he must chase every lie the system has planted, hunting truth through the frozen echoes of the dead. But the deeper he digs, the more one horrifying question emerges: What if the Spoiler System isn't the enemy—but a prison humanity built for itself? A time-thieving rogue. A conspiracy of 3.2 billion falsified deaths. A suspense-driven fantasy epic that tears the script of fate wide open. This response is AI-generated and for reference purposes only. Every death deserves its truth. I’m here to steal it back. In the sleepless city of Aethelburg, death is a scripted performance. Ten minutes before you die, the "Spoiler System" delivers a mandatory, unskippable vision of your own final moments. You can't record it. You can't tell anyone. You can't change a thing. You can only play your part. Kael is an anomaly—he doesn't get spoilers. He's a Chrono Thief