[Gintama] The Road to Winning Over the Rabbit Is Still Long

This story is also known as "The Yato Mister of the Sakata Family," "Countless Ways to Kidnap a Yato," and "Every Day, Sakata-san Gets Chased by a Yato" Simply put, it's a story about Gintoki trying to kidnap an original Yato character. After his father and mother teamed up to injure him, the Yato Luo Ze took a red umbrella, left home, boarded a spaceship, and came to a blue planet belonging to [samurai]. There, he met Sakata Gintoki. And he also saw a brilliant beam of silvery-white light. "Luo Ze, want to spar?" Takasugi asked, tossing the wooden sword in his hand. "I do! Get me a sword too. Teacher says it's only fair if we fight with swords." Luo Ze held out his right hand to Takasugi. "Aoi, is your hair really pure red?" Katsura stared at his hair. "It looks dark red... My father and mother both have red hair, though their shades aren't quite the same." Luo Ze glanced at his own hair. "You carry an umbrella around all day. Are you so weak you're afraid of the sun?" Gintoki said, picking his nose. "Do you want to be cursed by the sun too, Gintoki?" Luo Ze tilted his umbrella up and stared at him. "Luoyi..." Tatsuma waved at Luo Ze in his usual carefree manner. "Tatsuma, my name is Luo Ze. How can you get it wrong when it sounds so different...?" Luo Ze pursed his lips helplessly. "Luo Ze, the Yorozuya only has one owner right now. Don't you think..." "It should have a few owners?" "Two! So don't you think you should become the second owner, Luo Ze?" "Hmm... I'm fine with anything?" Gintoki looked at Luo Ze, who had no idea what he really meant, and couldn't help grinding his teeth. He'd realize it eventually... Sooner or later... right? Gintoki turned to look at Luo Ze, then reached out and took the umbrella, sheltering them both beneath it as Luo Ze looked at him in confusion. It didn't matter if he never realized. Wasn't this nice as it was? This story won't be VIP, and I don't have any chapters saved up. I've come back to update it after tweaking the settings I came up with four years ago.