[Anime Crossover] Miss Makima's Journey Raising Kids

* On an ordinary day in an ordinary world, on the day she turned twenty, ordinary civil servant Makima wrote a wish in her lonely diary: “I want a family.” When she woke up, she was back in the 1990s, wearing wooden sandals and an elaborate hairstyle, dressed in an expensive kimono. It felt like some absurd game. Beside her, a man with the label “Father” over his head obsequiously nudged her forward. “Mr. Tsushima, I'll leave my youngest daughter in your care.” Makima: ...? She looked at the “father” who was obviously selling his daughter, then at “Mr. Tsushima,” who was clearly over forty, and finally at the little boy beside him, with dark curls and violet eyes, looking up at her. His name tag read “Tsushima Shuji.” She fell silent. Was this how you got a family? I don't understand, but I'm deeply shaken. * Who could have guessed this was only the beginning? From then on, Miss Makima never stopped becoming other people's mom... including, but not limited to, the heir of the Gojo family, a silver-haired child adopted from an orphanage, a floppy-eared rabbit wandering the slums, and the confused King of the Sheep... But none of that was the problem. The problem was: I'm taking good care of these kids, aren't I? So how come they all turn out more and more twisted the longer I raise them? * “Makima is like a mother who doesn't love her children. She's terrifying, but the children can't help becoming attached to her.” * PS: 1. This is mainly about the wicked woman Makima raising kids. She'll have all kinds of identities in each world, and there'll be plenty of love-triangle drama. 2. Pairing undecided. 3. My take on Makima is out of character. This Makima grew up in an ordinary world, but she's still fundamentally the Control Devil, so... 4. The characters' values are not the author's values. Theme: The first step to raising children is learning to be fair to everyone