Noah, the protagonist, is someone who has lived multiple lives before his current existence. In one past life, he was revered as a legendary sword saint, and in another, he achieved greatness as a wise sage. However, the constant pressure and endless battles left him exhausted and disillusioned with the role of a hero. After his death, he awakens to a new life as a prince, blessed with extraordinary magical abilities and the unmatched swordsmanship of his previous incarnation. Despite these gifts, Noah is determined to avoid the burdens of responsibility and fame that plagued his past lives. To escape the expectations placed upon him, he decides to feign incompetence, hoping to live a quiet, uneventful life free from the demands of heroism. His act of pretending to be weak becomes his greatest challenge, as he must navigate court politics and societal pressures while maintaining his facade. The story explores his struggle to balance his true potential with his desire for peace, all while hiding his incredible talents from those around him. It’s a tale of self-discovery, deception, and the pursuit of a simple life in a world that constantly demands greatness. Noah’s journey is filled with humor, tension, and the irony of a powerful individual desperately trying to appear ordinary. His past experiences shape his choices, making him a complex and relatable character who defies the typical hero archetype. Through his actions, the narrative questions the true meaning of strength and the sacrifices required to live on one’s own terms.
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