There are many ways to transmigrate, but Tan Wenjing, an ordinary college student, never expected he could transmigrate just by taking a trip to Japan's Shayangguan.
Worse, he'd become Tsushima Bunji, the eldest son of the Tsushima family, a character never mentioned in the original story...
He'd planned to simply freeload and wait to die, but when he saw that child with violet eyes surrounded by servants who were mocking him, he realized how serious the situation was.
That was his fourth younger brother, Tsushima Shuji. He was also Dazai Osamu, who would one day become the youngest executive in the Port Mafia and compete on equal footing with Fyodor Dostoevsky as a master strategist.
Leaving aside how important this child would be to Yokohama and even the whole world, Shuji was his little brother, and Tan had been an only child in his original world. There was no way he could stand by and watch young Shuji be buried in the family graveyard so soon.
It was time for his (nonexistent) ambition to kick in!
A few years later, the new head of the family, Tsushima Bunji, had not only purged all the useless spies within the family, but was thriving in both the underworld and the legitimate world. He even had time to take his younger brothers on a trip back to China.
Tsushima Bunji: ...What was I planning to do again?
Port Mafia spy Tsushima Eiji / government official Tsushima Keiji / Yokohama's most wanted criminal, Tsushima Shuji: ...Big brother, get a grip!
Ah, whatever. First things first: keep Mori Ogai, Fyodor Dostoevsky, and the rest of those guys away from Dazai!
● The story of Tsushima Bunji, a seemingly unemployed man who's actually the mastermind behind everything, and his group of very peculiar, big-shot little brothers.
● Half everyday life, half plot. He raises his brothers in the early chapters, then gets down to business later. Slice-of-life pacing warning. The protagonist is usually a laid-back pacifist, but when a problem can't be solved by negotiation alone, he'll act decisively.
● Just jotting down an idea. To avoid abandoning it, I won't start this until I've finished the five chaotic stories I'm currently writing! I'll take breaks, but I won't abandon it!!
● The author is inexperienced and prone to vanishing (?): proceed with caution!
Theme: When you're tired of walking, head home early.
