(Anthology) Building a Big Family with Secret Identities

An educator with students all over the world? That's me. A painter celebrated worldwide? That's me. A shrewd, ambitious politician? That's me. A society lady who can charm anyone? That's me. A sharp and ruthless businessperson? That's me...

"This era belongs to the Tomieda and Fujiko families," people say.

But they don't know that the talented, genetically gifted families they envied all those years were actually just one person.

An alien being in human form drifts past, coolly remarking:

This is simply the kind of self-cultivation a secret-identity fiend needs if they want to cause trouble.

Real self: Naoya Tomieda, older brother, 13

Secret identity No. 1: Jippei Tomieda, father, 43

Secret identity No. 2: Nana Tomieda, mother, 40

Secret identity No. 3: Rika Tomieda, younger sister, 7

Secret identity No. 4: Shihei Tomieda, eldest uncle, 45

Secret identity No. 5: Wanko Tomieda, eldest aunt, 39

Secret identity No. 6: Seihei Tomieda, younger uncle, 38

Secret identity No. 7: Yuri Tomieda, younger aunt, 35

Secret identity No. 8: Heiya Tomieda, male cousin, 16

Secret identity No. 9: Rina Tomieda, female cousin, 11

Secret identity No. 10: Nao Fujiko, maternal aunt, 39

Secret identity No. 11: Jinshin Fujiko, maternal uncle, 40

Secret identity No. 12: Ui Fujiko, female cousin, 15

Secret identity No. 13: Meiya Tomieda, male cousin, 16

Please note:

1. The author is a high school student and will try to update weekly.

2. The protagonist isn't human and sees humans as pets. They won't open their heart to anyone, and they're an unusual kind of heartbreaker. Every young secret identity has a love interest, and those may or may not be characters from the original work. If that's not your thing, click away.

3. Don't bring up the author's work under other people's stories, and don't bring up other people's stories under the author's. The author doesn't mind, but A Jiang does, and there's not much I can do about that.

Theme: Being alive is good enough. Don't ask for too much.