(Aotu) The Planet of Thunder Kings Is a Pirate Haven

Also known as:

"The Twelfth Boss Who Doesn’t Want to Be a Pirate Isn’t a Good Mafia Boss"

"On the Possibility of Not Working Hard and Going Home to Inherit the Family Business"

Ten-year-old Carmel has always been wild and free-spirited, so he decides to escape the clutches of the Demon King R before his succession ceremony. He’s still a kid! He can still goof off! Making him inherit the family business now would be downright insane.

Raised and doted on by the Tenth Generation family, Carmel thinks he’s suffered under the Great Demon King since childhood. Finally winning one round against him feels wonderful.

He sneaks aboard a spaceship and, looking completely bewildered, lands in the Chaos District of Raioh Star, where he starts slacking off.

…

Background:

After the Byakuran incident ends, Byakuran cheerfully reveals the information that had been hidden about the world beyond Earth.

Earth officially makes contact with the universe.

Most Earthlings are weak, but thanks to the Mafia’s extraordinary combat strength, they manage to protect their resource-rich planet.

Led by the Vongola family, the Mafia is still called the Mafia on paper, but in the eyes of aliens, they’re practically nobility or royalty.

Unfortunately, something goes wrong with Vongola’s succession in the eleventh generation.

The rings absolutely refuse to acknowledge the eleventh boss.

After remaining dormant for a long time, they rush to recognize Carmel as the… twelfth boss on the day he’s born.

To prevent the Vongola line from breaking, Carmel is taken in and raised by the Vongola family from a young age.

But his free-spirited nature from his father’s side makes him a little rebellious. Though talented, he’s always thinking about running away.

In the end, he really does manage to escape…

Upcoming novel recommendation: "Infinite Asylum"

[Wildly growing ray of sunshine x gloomy, sensitive, dissociative personality disorder male lead]

At eighteen, Kurusu is inexplicably dragged into an infinite asylum, where she must struggle to survive the “treatment” in one dungeon after another.

To stay alive, a group of people, each with their own issues, come together.

Their team motto: The asylum is a stage, so if you’re crazy, come on in!

But seriously, why do all the dungeon bosses have affection bars above their heads instead of health bars?

Looks like these bosses have issues too…

Recommended for treatment at the asylum. (Seriously.)

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[Outpatient Clinic (Emergency Room): Grotesque Reality]

Have you ever questioned whether anything in front of you is real?

Have you ever suspected that the person close to you might suddenly bite through your neck?

You’re not the one who’s wrong. This world is.

Welcome to the Infinite Asylum…

[First Treatment Room (Somatization): Vampire Dungeon]

Food and sleep are the most basic things a person needs to survive.

If you can’t even count on those, then “survival” is a living hell…

[Second Treatment Room (PTSD): Laboratory Dungeon, I'm Not Me. The One Who Kills to the End Wins]

[Third Treatment Room (Attachment): Foreign Country Dungeon, The Home Sought All One’s Life]

[Fourth Treatment Room (Stockholm Syndrome): Mafia Dungeon, Justice Forever Out of Reach]

[Fifth Treatment Room (Reversion Therapy): Evil God Dungeon, The Year He Was Seven]

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Bonus Scene:

About the asylum’s top-ranked patient, who is fixated on sending the boss an admission offer

Passerby A: I’ll bet all my medical points this person has a severe case of lovesickness!

Passerby B: No, no, no! I have a reliable informant on their team. She’s obviously been bewitched by the boss!

Kurusu: What are you babbling about? Ling Wu, take my admission offer!

Ling Wu: Thanks, but no thanks.

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Reading Tips:

1. The male and female leads are mutually caught up in each other’s illness. They’re locked in.

2. The male lead has dissociative personality disorder, and keeps playing hard-to-get in every dungeon.

3. The heroine is smart and cute, but not some supernatural genius. This is not a powerful heroine or a female-dominant story. It includes scenes where the male lead rescues the female lead, so don’t read if that bothers you.

Theme: Hmm.