Saving the World in 100 Deaths

Saving the World in 100 Deaths is a sharp, emotional fantasy about how the smallest moments can decide the fate of everything.Haru Tanaka is an ordinary, exhausted salaryman-until he dies saving a stranger on a subway platform. Instead of an afterlife, he wakes up in the Timeless Inn, where a weary goddess reveals the truth: his death has disrupted the delicate balance of reality. Now, to earn his life back, Haru must prevent one hundred minor misfortunes-spilled coffee, missed steps, small accidents-that would otherwise grow into world-ending disasters.The catch? Failure means death. Again. And again.Trapped in looping moments where every mistake costs him his life, Haru learns that saving the world isn't about strength or heroism-but observation, empathy, and understanding the fragile emotions behind everyday choices.Blending dark fantasy, time-loop mechanics, and quiet human drama, Saving the World in 100 Deaths is a story about repetition, regret, and the unexpected power of kindness in a universe ruled by cause and consequence.