Gu Rong could come back to life after death. Starting from his first accidental death, he would revive every time he died. A fortune-teller once told him his fate was unlucky and that he needed a softer name, or he would die young. Gu Rong didn’t believe it and insisted on changing his name. The next day, he died from a flowerpot smashing him on the way to the hospital for his sore butt. He was reborn the night before his death. Unconvinced, he took a taxi this time—only to perish in a car crash. On his third rebirth, he walked for five hours to the hospital gate but was stabbed to death in a medical dispute and sent straight to the morgue. The fourth time... Gu Rong finally accepted his fate, but even changing his name back didn’t help. Skipping the hospital meant instant death, yet going meant certain doom. Though he’d revive, Gu Rong—who’d never suffered such humiliation—cried under his blankets at night. His usually hostile roommate overheard and, in a rare moment of pity, took him to the hospital. This time, they arrived safely, and Gu Rong was admitted. Gu Rong: Could it be that staying with him keeps me from dying? Later— Shen Queji’s thoughts: My health-obsessed rival roommate has been clinging to me lately. Does he want to... Shen Queji’s words: Can you stop hugging me? Get your legs off, hands off, and stop biting me!