About How My Secret Identity Is Their Gender-Swapped Childhood Self

Because of my absurd secret identities, I keep transmigrating at unpredictable times to unpredictable places, wearing unpredictable disguises. Like today. When I opened my eyes, I discovered everyone thought I was WTW's eldest daughter. I, the Greatest Under Heaven, fell silent. Why did he even admit he was my dad? * In this story, you can expect to see: “Gojou, who wants to escape WTW's mountain of fatherly love every single day” “Su Mianzi, a crybaby who sobs and hiccups while threatening Huzi in a baby voice to hand over his body” “Chuuya Jie Jiezi, wearing a red-and-white cap and shouting that he wants to become the greatest curse-spirit dream master” “Kamozi, furiously letting the blood inside him gush out as he roars, ‘Where are the enemies?’” “Mahitozi, making peace with Junpei and telling him to study hard and never go down the wrong path” All of the above are the original characters in their childhood forms and gender-swapped versions. # I, the Greatest Under Heaven, a woman, fell silent again when I put on another secret identity. For some reason, everyone seemed to think I was the son/brother/sister/daughter of their original character... Me: ? I’ll turn into a brother/dad/sister/mom for you one of these days! #Q: If you saw someone who looked exactly like you did as a kid, but gender-swapped, then ___?# #Don't ask, they're definitely my kid!# #Wow! His kid's already this big!# #After running all over the place, where did my daughter go?# #Worrying every day about finding my daughter# #Hey, Su Mianzi, have you seen Gojouzi?# #Nope. Guess I'll go look somewhere else.# The Greatest Under Heaven had a bad feeling about this. The people around her seemed to be looking at her more and more strangely. She furrowed her brows. I'm just an ordinary wage earner. What do those people have to do with me? #As long as I change secret identities fast enough, no one will catch me!# Reader's guide: * Silly, hilarious, and lighthearted Theme: The little tadpole looks for its mother