A-Gang changed one day.
But his behavior was exactly as usual. Although the Guardians suspected that this A-Gang might be an impostor, he was flawless in every way, indistinguishable from the A-Gang they knew. They let their guard down, until A-Gang conspired with Byakuran and personally destroyed the Vongola.
Reborn stood amid the ruins, staring straight at the student who wore a gentle smile. "Where is the real A-Gang?"
A-Gang blinked innocently. His every gesture was exactly like the student Reborn remembered, but Reborn knew this was absolutely not his student.
"I'm A-Gang," he heard the other say.
Note: The main story is complete, and extras are still being updated. The extras take place in a parallel world where Tsuna never became the Tenth. Pairing undecided. Iemitsu is a scumbag. OOC warning! Some Guardians appear briefly.
Message: Serious drama
I think writing Nana to death is more reasonable than her father taking Nana away, because I don't think Nana will agree to leave with her father without taking Tsunayoshi with her. After all, Nana loves Tsuna very much, and she won't trust Tsuna staying here alone. Then here in the original work, Bao En stayed, but in my eyes Bao En stayed not only to teach Tsunayoshi to become the leader of Vongola but also to protect Tsunayoshi. As a result, Bao En left here, causing Vongola's enemies to come to the door, and found that Tsunayoshi was not at home, so he had to kill Nana first. In fact, it is more reasonable that Nana's death led to Tsunayoshi's eventual darkening. After all, it feels like he loves his mother very much. Just like when Li Baoen wanted to kill him, he said, "As long as you can help me take care of my mother." In his eyes, Nana is his light, and it can even be said that Nana is his only motivation for survival.
Finished with flowers (???`?)*??*
Let me ask you, is this a short story?