Even as Selim purifies himself, the demonic forces that led to his first downfall are already moving in the background. Read Next: Where to Find Chapter 2
Chapter 1 opens not with action, but with regret. The protagonist, now elderly and powerless, watches the holy kingdom fall to corruption and invasion. Just as death arrives, a divine UI flashes: “Do you wish to restart from Level 1?” Even as Selim purifies himself, the demonic forces
Our protagonist is a disgraced noble from a fallen house. After being betrayed in a bloody coup, he finds himself at death’s door. But instead of moving on to an afterlife, he awakens as his 10-year-old self, on the very day his family’s ruin began. Just as death arrives, a divine UI flashes:
The first chapter wastes little time. We’re introduced to a noble (likely from a fallen or disgraced house) who either dies or reaches a dead end in life, only to wake up as their younger self with memories intact. The twist? Instead of just political scheming, the story introduces a or level-up system—implying that our protagonist isn’t just redoing noble politics but is actively gaining divine or RPG-like abilities. The first chapter wastes little time
Most "do-over" nobles rely on political knowledge or future tech. Not here. In Chapter 1, we discover that the protagonist’s real power lies in a hidden system called "Sage Level Up." Every time he repeats a social interaction, duel, or even a study session, he gains "Wisdom XP." By the end of Chapter 1, he doesn't just avoid his first assassination attempt—he evolves his magic mid-battle, jumping from a mere Level 1 Noble to a Level 3 Sage . The art style shifts from bleak grays to vibrant golds as his power activates, making the climax of Chapter 1 a visual spectacle.