In his past life, Jule was the young master of a wealthy family. He took pride in his grades and boasted his talents to the whole world, confident that his family's influence and his own intelligence would guide him to a successful future. When his father's company goes bankrupt and his family splits apart, Jule is forced away from his luxurious life and treasured home. With the spare change in his pockets, he buys a train ticket as his last travel resort. When Jule thought it couldn't get any worse, a notification from his web novel app proved him otherwise: his favorite novel - Clash of an Independent Sword - had been canceled. Then, the doors of the train split behind him, and Jule fell onto the rough railway track.  Well, he thought he died.Transmigrated into a world and family so paralleled to his...except it wasn't.Jule, who (had tried to) had never hurt a fly (unless it was bothering him), was transmigrated into Clash of an Independent Sword as the annoying minor antagonist: Jule Valenti, the young master of the Valenti duchy - an aristocracy house which operated one of the best knights in the kingdom. Jule Valenti was a scummy, two-faced nuisance whose only purpose in COAIS was to make the protagonist's life harder. His first appearance was when he swapped Borealis' tournament invitation with a failed applicant because his younger sister happened to admire him. Determined to save his fate, Jule decided to befriend the novel's protagonist, Borealis Caskut by recruiting him into his duchy's knight order. Over months and years, they grew close, though Jule always wondered if their peaceful life would ever get interrupted when the main antagonist appears, or if Borealis were to realize that Jule had initially approached him with insincere intentions.