Please Get Along and Don't Make Your Big Brother Angry

A bonus chapter of 10,000 characters will be released when the novel goes premium on September 3, 2022. Love you all! Kyogoku Yaken was an ordinary high school boy, or more precisely, a high school boy about to graduate. His goal was to get into the University of Tokyo, and he succeeded. But he had one big "problem." He was terribly short on money, and wasn't even sure he could afford the tuition after getting into the University of Tokyo. So that summer, Kyogoku Yaken started looking for all kinds of part-time jobs. Then one day, he followed a job ad in the newspaper to an agency. That fateful decision completely changed his life. The agency's owner seemed to have an extraordinary background. He told Kyogoku Yaken that he had only one task: looking after some troubled kids. Kyogoku Yaken: I'm afraid I won't be good at looking after kids (in reality, he just doesn't like them). Boss: I'll cover all your university expenses. Kyogoku Yaken (pupils shaking): ...Isn't that a bit much? Boss: You'll still get a salary, plus full benefits. Kyogoku Yaken: Deal. And so Kyogoku Yaken took his first step into the abyss (the road ahead leads straight to hell!). When he was holding a bandaged kitty by the scruff in his left hand, keeping a white-haired cat in sunglasses under control with his right, and trying to stop another black cat and an orange cat from fighting the person he'd grabbed, he finally understood that there was no such thing as a regret pill. So you won't listen when I ask nicely, huh? Looks like a knuckle sandwich is what works. Don't Make Your Big Brother Angry A secret identity story, with all kinds of secret identities (tragic, beautiful, and strong Big Brothers (maybe?), Yaken will always be Big Brother (emphasis on this point)). The worlds merge later on. Not really a raising-kids story, I just want to see them torment each other (pfft). Yaken is a local from Detective Conan. The logic is dead, the author makes typos, and there's plenty of angst, so read with caution. Premise: Cherish every person by your side.