There are just as few people living in Kabukicho who don't know about Tosei Tavern and Master House as they don't know about the Cowherd Shop in Kabukicho.
Kinomoto Hana, who had buried her only relative, agreed to marry the owner of Wanshiwu at the request of her grandmother's last wish.
Kinomoto Hana didn't think too much, she just felt that this would not only fulfill her grandmother's last wish, but also satisfy her own requirements: she needed to find someone who would burn paper money for herself on time after her death.
But he didn't expect that the time he should have stopped would be stretched out by the constant influx of lively partners like roaring monsters.
As usual, on the morning when Toki knocked on the door and shouted to wake up, Gintoki, who was depressed and hungover, was forcefully entrusted by Toki: to take care of his best friend's granddaughter in the name of getting married.
Gintoki, who was attracted by the reward of no longer having to pay rent, agreed to the marriage with the intention of raising another Kagura.
After getting married, Gintoki couldn't understand why his 21-year-old wife lived a life with nothing in sight and nothing in her eyes.
Gintoki: Live, I want you to live well. Do you understand that there is nothing left after death?
Hua: I don't understand the meaning of living. Isn't it necessary to live? Or, do you want to come with me?
I found this feeling in you, and at the same time I found a new meaning in life. ——"Camus' Love Letters"
Purpose: Don't endure the curse of lonely time alone, live passionately with a group of worthy people