Tetsuyu Watanabe has an incalculable net worth, and what he seems to be best at is throwing money at people and wearing vests.
Whether it's the Five Deceaseds of Heavenly Beings, the Special Agents Department, the Armed Detective Agency, the Port Authority, or even overseas groups that are already quite wealthy, all of them have more or less investment from him, and they can be said to cast a net all over the world.
Recently, he has been thinking about how to cultivate a successful heir so that he can get rid of these burdens and travel around the world (making trouble everywhere).
When he was discussing business with the Tsushima family, he accidentally discovered an underappreciated but overly smart child.
So when the child ran away from home, he decisively adopted him.
As a ****, his long life span gave him enough time to raise a qualified heir.
It's just... This overly smart kid is really disobedient.
He just forgot to accompany the children a little bit (referring to the fact that he only saw them for one or two hours a day during the adoption period). The disobedient children ran away from home and went to the port Mafia? ? ?
Watanabe Cheyu had no choice but to put on his vest and go to the port Mafia to see the child.
He finally went through all kinds of hardships to train his heir, but... Why didn't this heir let him go?
Emotional line (Zai's perspective):
Perhaps it was just because she had clearly seen his methods but still said, "But Dazai is still a child, right? Children have the right to act coquettishly and cheat." And the action of protecting him behind her, or maybe it was because she said, "No matter who it is, they don't like this kind of scene." After saying such words, she covered his eyes and swept away the enemy.
In front of this man, he can always be unscrupulous and indulge like an ordinary child.
Lightning protection: Extremely dominating and controlling author haunts, pet! Pamper me to death! Dazai is so good that he must be pampered! (The chef with dementia speaks)
CP attacks and suffers.
Concept: Redemption is always a two-way street
