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Alex lived an ordinary life filled with regrets—dreams he never pursued, skills he never mastered, and chances he let slip away. But when tragedy strikes and he dies unexpectedly, he wakes up in the past, Yet, something is undeniably wrong.

He isn’t just one child. He is nine.

Born as nonuplets, Alex quickly discovers something even more shocking—he is all of them. His consciousness is split across nine bodies, allowing him to control each one independently. Just as he begins to grasp the implications of his bizarre rebirth, a mechanical voice echoes in his mind:

[Welcome to the Profession System.]

The Profession System grants him a unique advantage—each of his nine bodies can specialize in a different career, and as they gain experience, their skills evolve and unlock hidden potential. Determined to make the most of his second chance, Alex strategically assigns each body to a different profession:	Doctor, Lawyer,	businessman,	scientist, detective, programmer, Athlete, artist, Soldier.

As his nine selves dive into their respective professions, their combined knowledge allows them to work together, leveraging their skills to dominate every field. The doctor revolutionizes medicine with the scientist technology. The businessman builds an empire with the lawyer’s legal expertise. The detective uncovers corruption that the soldier eliminates.

With nine lives and limitless potential, Alex must decide—will he use his abilities to reshape the world for the better, or will his secret make him a target of those who fear what they cannot control?

One thing is certain—this time, he will master everything.
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Nine Lives, One Mind

"Tomorrow's the day I open my second starting pack," Alex whispered to himself, his excitement barely contained. He lay in bed, staring at the ceiling, his heart racing with anticipation. "Only two hours left until my birthday!"

As he waited, Alex's mind wandered, reflecting on everything that had happened over the past three years at school.

The Nonuplets had started attending elementary school, and with nine bodies under his control, Alex had no trouble managing the demands of school life. Each body had its own role, its own strengths, and its own circle of friends. Together, they had built a reputation for excellence.

Alex remembered one particular incident when someone had tried to bully Harry, the sixth body. The bully had quickly backed off when they realized Harry wasn't alone—he had eight brothers ready to stand up for him. The sight of nine identical faces, united and unyielding, was enough to send anyone running.

Academically, the Nonuplets were unmatched. Their minds were connected, and with Alex's mental maturity, solving elementary school problems was a breeze. They consistently topped the class, though Alex made sure to maintain slight gaps in their scores to avoid raising suspicion.

Richard, the seventh body, and David, the ninth body, were known for their impressive physiques. They excelled in physical activities, often leading their class in sports and outdoor games. Their athletic prowess earned them admiration from their peers and teachers alike.

The Nonuplets had carved out distinct identities for themselves at school. Richard and Harry were particularly popular—Richard for his athletic achievements and Harry for his charming appearance. Evan, Edward, Max, Justin, and Elon were the studious ones, always buried in their books and leading the class in academics.

Alex, the fifth body, had naturally taken on the role of the group's leader. His authoritative presence commanded respect, and everyone in class knew better than to cross him. His leadership persona fit him perfectly, and he wore it with confidence.

"Sigh, time sure flies fast," Alex muttered, his gaze fixed on the ceiling. He glanced to his right, where Justin and Harry lay sleeping soundly. "It's so strange to see myself sleeping," he thought, a small smile tugging at his lips.

The Nonuplets were all at home, peacefully asleep in their shared rooms. They had three rooms, with three Nonuplets in each. The house was quiet, save for the soft ticking of the clock on the wall.

Alex's eyes flicked to the clock. "It's almost midnight," he whispered, his excitement growing.

[Ding! Host can open the second starting pack.]

"Open it," Alex said eagerly, his voice barely above a whisper.

Recap of Three Year