If there are countless parallel worlds in this world, then there are "Sawada Tsunayoshi" individuals who exist in countless parallel worlds.
Could there be a "Sawada Tsunayoshi" who is just an ordinary person, has no interaction with Vongola, and will not inherit this family?
Could there be a "Sawada Tsunayoshi" who would never be betrayed, deceived, or abandoned?
Will there always be a "Sawada Tsunayoshi" who will get a happy ending?
Among countless parallel worlds, there is always one world where the individual "Sawada Tsunayoshi" experienced betrayal, deception, and abandonment. The original world is the root of the tree, and its first branch world is the culprit.
The unlucky "Sawada Tsunayoshi" who was selected from several parallel worlds spread out into billions of branches and leaves. The unlucky "Sawada Tsunayoshi" who went through various betrayals in the "tutor" world created by the literature in hundreds of millions of parallel worlds finally returned to the normal world without knowing it. He thought that he would be betrayed, separated from his relatives, and died because of various chance encounters or the existence of reborn or time-travelers who were destined to be excuses.
If they hadn't met him in the first place, would "Sawada Tsunayoshi" have lived an ordinary life?
When countless "Sawada Tsunayoshi" have the same memories of Tsunayoshi from the original world, what will be the outcome of countless parallel worlds? What kind of Sawada Tsunayoshi?
The sky swallows everything and tolerates everything, but is the sky selfless?