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Reborn as Javier De Armand, the youngest son of a lower rank noble household, former salaryman Nakamura Junichi faces a world of privilege, chaos, and responsibility.From his earliest days as a baby to his rise as a formidable adult, Javier’s life is anything but simple., Javier must navigate the expectations of noble society while pursuing his own freedom and dreams.

As he grows, he learns that nobility comes with its burdens—managing territories, forging alliances, defending against enemies, and earning the respect of both his peers and the commoners he vows to protect. But life as a noble is no fairy tale. Rival families scheme for power, enemy threaten the borders, and kingdoms teeter on the brink of war.

Being the youngest son places Javier in a unique position. Neither the heir nor the spare, he must carve out his own role within his family and society. With his sharp mind, decisive personality, and memories of his past life, Javier takes on challenges that many would shy away from.Recruit allies and build his own influence, carefully balancing his desire for independence with the duties expected of him as a noble. Along the way, he must navigate family dynamics, political challenges, and his ambition to leave a lasting mark on this fantastical world.

In a realm where strength, wit, and cunning reign supreme, Javier's journey blends humor, slice-of-life moments, and lighthearted chaos as he crafts his own destiny while keeping those closest to him by his side.

Reborn As Noble

Inside the royal palace, King Edmund sat on his throne.

Beside him stood General Gilmon, along with the Royal Elite Guard—the finest warriors in the kingdom.

Five men knelt, their posture respectful, heads lowered in submission.

One of them stepped forward, speaking with practiced politeness. "We are the delegation sent by Count Garius De Armand. Our lord presents this to you."

Edmund glanced at it, scanning the contents.

Exotic dried food. Expensive. Rare. A gift fitting for royalty.

He had known Garius for far too long.

Would never send a delegation of unknown men.

He would send familiar faces—those he trusted.

Edmund kept his expression calm and indifferent.

He leaned back slightly, waving a hand. "Just place it there. I will eat it later."

The men obeyed, but one hesitated.

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