The third part is about the actions of the person who got into Kerensky’s body after the February Revolution of 1917. He has neither a miracle weapon, nor reliable companions, nor survival skills. He is not friends with Lenin, nor listens to Stalin, nor does he save Nicholas II or Kolchak. He goes his own way, paying no attention to either the right or the left. Who is right and who is wrong is not a question for him, but only a long-known past. He has the opportunity to change it, and he will try to do it. Fight, intrigue, chaos of accusations, destruction of political opponents, deception of everyone and betrayal of everyone, unexpected turns. All this awaits anyone who reads this book.