She woke up in the barn again. Lyra has lived this day 9,987 times. Every cycle, she runs to the city, breaks into the Inquisition tower, and tries to save a boy named Felix. And every cycle, he dies. But this time, she doesn't run. This time, she walks into the village. She buys bread. She buys charcoal. She walks to the tower. Not to rescue him. To meet him. Felix Veyne is thirteen years old, thin, terrified, and trapped in a cell with a shadow inside him that the Inquisition calls a curse. He has spent his life being told he is a monster. No one has ever brought him warm bread. No one has ever sat outside his cell and talked to him. No one has ever seen the birds he draws on the wall. Until Lyra. 9,987 Lives: The Girl Who Remembered is a dark romantic fantasy about memory, love, and the courage to try again. Perfect for fans of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue and The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August.

No harem. No system interface. Just strategy, survival, and a sealed destiny. A slow-burn cultivation epic where the MC wins through his mind, not his fists. Zero harem romance, only slow-burn platonic trust between two warriors. The protagonist relies on strategy and negotiation instead of overwhelming brute power.