Gintama: I Transmigrated into Teacher Shoyo

An unexpected transmigration turns a modern girl into the fearsome villain "Utsuro" from the world of Gintama. But this time, Utsuro is a woman, and a kind-hearted Yoshida Shoyo. The moment she saves the young Oboro and gives him a name, the gears of fate begin to turn. With Shoka Sonjuku as her starting point, she takes in Sakata Gintoki, known as the "Corpse-Eater," and guides the lost Takasugi Shinsuke and Katsura Kotaro, hoping to build a haven for the children amid the chaos of war. But her past as the leader of the Naraku follows her like a shadow. The shogunate's surveillance and Utsuro's immortality both become shackles she must break to escape her fate. When her former student Oboro returns as a pursuer, when Gintoki is forced to choose between killing his teacher and protecting his friends, when Takasugi is consumed by obsession and Katsura stays true to his principles... Shoyo is left torn between protecting others and making sacrifices. Five hundred years of loneliness, the pain of immortality, and the yearning to exist as a "person" intertwine, binding her to the world. The words "Welcome to Shoka Sonjuku" mark both the beginning of salvation and a declaration of defiance against fate. This is a struggle between a transmigrator and the fate of the original story, and a bittersweet ballad about a "teacher." If tragedy is inevitable, can she rewrite the "monster's" ending with the heart of an ordinary person?