Returned from a Hundred Deaths, I See All Deadly Traps

The Shen family embezzled the Xuan Yuan Sect's medicinal herbs. When the matter was exposed, they pushed the branch family member Shen Zhe out to take the blame. On the way to escort him, Shen Yuzhang sent men to kill him and silence him. As the blade fell, a scroll of all phenomena appeared in Shen Zhe's mind. [One thought enters the game, and you can peek at the road ahead.] The first time he entered the game, he suffered torment in the Xuan Yuan Sect and died on the altar three years later. When he opened his eyes again, the blade was still in front of him. Relying on the memories he brought back, Shen Zhe narrowly escaped disaster. But the ancient scroll told him: there were still sixteen deadly traps ahead. Resisting would mean death, fleeing would mean death, seeking refuge with others might also mean death. Each time he entered the game, he had to personally taste the flavor of death. What was more troublesome was that people change. Shen Yuzhang, having suffered a loss, would change his methods to kill him; Lingji, who bore a secret witch curse pact, even the ancient scroll could not fully deduce. Shen Zhe had no choice but to endure for now. During the day, he bowed his head and worked; at night, he entered the game again and again, using his life to test those impassable roads. Who wanted to kill him, who hid secrets, who was secretly colluding with whom—he slowly memorized them all. From a medicine-testing courtyard in Black Water Town to the empire contested by noble families, the Xuan Yuan Sect, and the imperial court, he changed many identities and died many times. The people who had originally bound him onto the carriage—he had not forgotten a single one. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Returned from a Hundred Deaths, I See All Deadly Traps — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠