Louis Valentine, the villainous noble. He has a certain purpose. That purpose is to enter eternal slumber. Louis has experienced countless reincarnations. The causes of death vary, but one thing remains constant – whenever he dies, he returns to a predetermined age. Having lived through numerous lives of living and dying, Louis eventually adopted a new purpose: to live not for life itself, but for death. In his previous life, he casually attempted su*cide. Without much hope, as expected, Louis once again experiences the cycle of reincarnation. “If su*cide won’t work either, then I’ll just do things I enjoy and die.” Deciding to do only what he enjoys before dying, Louis finds that this new life is different from all his previous ones for some reason. Even the personifications of death, including his fiancée, inexplicably pay attention to Louis. “Isn’t this strange?” This is the story of a boy who deviates from his previous narrative by committing su*cide, and the people who start to care about Louis, as he seeks to attain eternal death.