Divine Throne: Reincarnated as Saint Daughter Cai'er's Brother

Gu Sheng dies after staying up late reading a familiar fantasy novel, then wakes inside its story as Cai’er's older brother. A system error turns a single Reincarnation Trial into a cruel thousandfold punishment: 999 times, Gu Sheng has lost all six senses. His final year raises the price further, taking two senses at a time—but completing it promises a Divine Throne. Instead of treating Cai’er as a canon heroine whose suffering is inevitable, Gu Sheng takes the Reincarnation God’s ordeal onto himself so she can grow up normally. He shelters her, teaches her, shares the loneliness of his former life as an orphan, and openly works to overturn the future that would separate and wound their family. The opening combines suffering-heavy wish fulfillment with a fiercely protective sibling bond: Gu Sheng is absurdly rewarded, but his power is paid for in repeated sensory deprivation and used first to defend Cai’er. Readers who enjoy canon-divergence stories, overpowered transmigrators, divine artifacts, demon-war settings, and protagonists determined to rewrite a beloved character’s fate will find a direct, emotionally earnest fantasy fix here.