“Little brother, open the door. I’m here to inherit my family fortune.”
“Your sister-in-law is fine, but next second she’s mine. The family fortune is fine, but next second it’s mine. The heir is fine, but next second he’s mine.”
Anyway, little brother, wasn’t everything you have supposed to be mine in the first place?
Tsugikuni Eiko was a frail young lady in poor health. In the turbulent Warring States period of Japan, one reason she managed to stay alive was that her little brother was a brute who knew how to fight. But part of why she lived such a miserable life was that her little brother was a brute who knew nothing but fighting.
Every day, the moment Eiko opened her eyes, she had to figure out how to support herself. Then her brother’s wife gave birth to twins. Well, well, your sons look promising. Come help me seize power.
And so Eiko set out with one adult and two children to fight her brother for control of the Tsugikuni family. But looking at the twins, one was the perfect heir, while Eiko suspected the other might have burned his brain as a child and wasn’t all there.
After years of trying to educate him, Eiko could only accept her fate: “Iwakatsu, there’s something wrong with your brother’s head.”
###Two female leads. The other one is Akino. Some character details will change. It’s mainly about raising children, with a family-bond focus between the demon slayers. They’ll each get married later, so if that’s not your thing, drop it right away.###
###In my version, the scumbag father isn’t the Tsugikuni family’s biological child. No to feudal child-rearing, yes to standing up to the scumbag father.###
Good-looking, really good-looking
Personally, I think it's very interesting. I'm looking forward to the follow-up story. Will Yongzi turn into a ghost? Or will the body adjust well? Author, please update quickly, I want to read it
Come on, come on, it looks good
Come on, big brother
Very delicious
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