Main KHR: Nothing Ever Goes Right (Yasha Jin)

Literary version: There may be someone in the world whom you love as much as you love yourself, whom you love as much as your own brother or family. You love him, but you can't give him the kind of love called “romantic love.” That's all right. If you can't give me love, then I'll give it to you. All you have to do is owe me this love, and spend your whole life paying it back. For a proud person, being indebted to someone else is unbearable. So the most beautiful and weighty words of love for him aren't “I love you.” They're “I owe you.” Kill all the crows in the three thousand worlds, and sleep beside you until dawn. Perhaps this is the deepest love I can give you. Gellert, who was bent on returning to the past to change his misfortune, would never know that his actions made A Luo, who died young after coughing up blood, a one-of-a-kind existence among trillions of parallel worlds. Breaking through the walls of time and space to return to the past is a grave crime, but A Luo was the one who suffered the punishment. Through several lifetimes of reincarnation, his proud spirit remained unchanged. In truth, it doesn't matter whether there is a transmigrator. From the moment A Luo was reborn as Sawada Tsunayoshi, the so-called plot was nothing but a ridiculous tale. Proud as he was, how could he let himself become someone else's pawn, manipulated at their whim? So the Tsunayoshi here won't resemble the Bunny Princess in the slightest. Rather than calling this Katekyo Hitman Reborn fanfiction, it would be more accurate to call it a danmei novel wearing a Katekyo Hitman Reborn disguise. It's all just to give the two ill-fated boys, A Luo and Al, a chance at love in one lifetime. This is more or less a sequel to HP: Things Didn't Go as Planned, but the protagonist isn't A Luo, whose future was changed by Gellert. It's the lovesick, short-lived young man from Gellert's memories. Please read HP: Things Didn't Go as Planned before starting this. If you like it, please add it to your collection. Theme: