I Believed This Was My Second Chance, But It Turned Out to Be My Third ~Rewriting Fate With the Wisdom of Past Eras and Governance~ “No matter what, I won’t let tragedy touch my family again!” Takhir, a nobleman scorned as useless after failing to save his loved ones, had resigned himself to despair. Yet at death’s door, an unexpected surge of chronomancy awakened forgotten memories—not just of one past life, but two. Suddenly finding himself decades younger, he now carries the combined knowledge of three lifetimes, determined to alter the course of history.
The young baron, once powerless against cruel destiny, now sees every political maneuver and historical turning point with startling clarity. His hands, which once trembled helplessly, now grasp the threads of time itself. The boy everyone dismissed as incompetent hides the strategic mind of a seasoned ruler, the foresight of a historian, and the burning resolve of a man who’s witnessed his world crumble twice before.
This time, he’ll rewrite the kingdom’s future not with brute strength, but with carefully calculated reforms and policies drawn from eras yet to come. Every childhood memory now serves as a chessboard, every familiar face a piece to be protected or outmaneuvered. The question isn’t whether he can change things—it’s how much of the coming storm he can prevent before it’s too late.
For Takhir, failure is no longer an option. The weight of three lifetimes’ regrets fuels his every decision, and the magic that brought him back hums beneath his skin like a second heartbeat. He’ll tear apart the fabric of fate itself if that’s what it takes to keep his family safe. The game has reset, the pieces are in place, and this time, the so-called incompetent noble holds all the cards.
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