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Haruto Aizawa was once a promising medical student, but his dream of becoming a doctor ended in failure. Overcome with despair, his life was tragically cut short in an accident. However, fate had other plans—Haruto wakes up in his younger self’s body, one year before his failure, with an extraordinary ability: he can copy any talent he witnesses.

Determined to rewrite his destiny, Haruto reenters the world of medicine, quickly rising from an underdog to a medical prodigy. But as he faces life-or-death emergencies, fierce rivals, and ethical dilemmas, he realizes that talent alone isn’t enough—true mastery requires more than just copying.  

As he gains international recognition, falls in love, and uncovers secrets about his own powers, Haruto must make a choice: Will he use his ability for personal success, or will he risk everything to become the doctor he always dreamed of?

The journey to medical greatness begins—but so does the danger lurking in the shadows. What price will he pay for his second chance? 

Read  Talent Reborn now and witness a gripping story of redemption, genius, and the pursuit of true greatness!

Talent Reborn - Season 2

Talent Reborn – Season 2

Episode 16: The Clock is Ticking

Haruto pressed his fingers to the patient's wrist, feeling for a pulse. Weak. Irregular. The beeping of the monitors confirmed what he already knew—the man was fading fast.

The specialists around the bed murmured in frustration. Some suggested increasing medication, others debated calling in another department.

Ayaka's voice cut through the noise. "We don't have time for debate. If we don't act now, he won't survive the hour."

Haruto took a deep breath, letting his mind sharpen. He had copied countless medical skills, performed surgeries others deemed impossible—but this was different. This wasn't an ordinary disease.

He turned to Renji. "You said this isn't natural. What do you mean?"

Renji's eyes flickered. "I've seen something like this before."

Haruto's hands clenched into fists. "And?"

Renji hesitated, then exhaled sharply. "There was a patient, years ago. Same symptoms—organs shutting down without a clear cause. The doctors called it a 'mystery illness.' But it wasn't an illness."

Ayaka's brows furrowed. "Then what was it?"

Renji's gaze darkened. "A test subject."

The room fell silent. Haruto's stomach twisted.

Before he could ask more, the patient convulsed violently. The monitors blared an alarm. Cardiac arrest.

Haruto snapped into action. "Move!"

The team rushed into position. A defibrillator was wheeled in within seconds. Haruto grabbed the paddles, his mind working faster than ever. A normal cardiac arrest protocol might not work. This wasn't just heart failure—something deeper was shutting the body down.

Renji stepped beside him. "Haruto, listen. If this is what I think it is, normal treatment won't be enough. You need to—"

Haruto didn't wait. He pressed the paddles to the patient's chest and shouted, "Clear!"

A shock pulsed through the man's body. The monitor flatlined for a second—then, a faint beep.

The room exhaled in relief, but Haruto wasn't done. He turned to Ayaka. "Prep for immediate exploratory surgery. We need to find out what's happening inside him."

She nodded, already barking orders.

Renji leaned in. "You're making a gamble."

Minutes later, the patient was in the OR. Haruto scrubbed in, his mind a whirlwind of calculations. If Renji was right, then this wasn't just an illness. It was a message.

And whoever sent it wanted them to know—they were running out of time.

To be continued…