What would you do if you could live your life over and over again, perfecting every mistake?Abel Chen dies at thirty-three in a car accident - and wakes up as his ten-year-old self in 2003, with all his adult memories intact. At first, it seems like the ultimate second chance. He aces tests he struggled with. He invests in Apple and Bitcoin before anyone knows their potential. He even saves his mother from the cancer that killed her in his original timeline.But every change creates new consequences. Saving his mother costs his father's life. Avoiding one tragedy leads to another. And when Abel discovers he can reset by dying - returning each time to that same September morning - he becomes trapped in an endless loop of optimization, trying to engineer the perfect life.Over dozens of iterations spanning hundreds of subjective years, Abel becomes wealthy beyond measure, accumulates knowledge in physics and neuroscience, and masters the art of prediction. But he loses something crucial along the way: his humanity. His ability to feel. His capacity for genuine connection.Until one iteration changes everything.This time, Abel stops trying to optimize and simply lives. He falls in love with Sarah, a brilliant neuroscientist. They have two children - Emma and James - who teach him what it means to be present. For the first time in countless lifetimes, Abel is happy. Truly, deeply happy.But happiness comes with a terrible cost.The Infinite Reset is a profound exploration of love, loss, and the price of perfection. It's about a man who lived a hundred lifetimes searching for happiness, only to discover that the perfect life was the one he had to leave behind. A story that asks: What makes something real? What makes a life worth living? And when you have infinite chances, how do you know when to stop trying?