The Wrong Way to Raise Kids, Detective Conan Style

When Kurozawa Tsuki was seven, a child-raising game suddenly appeared on his phone, and he couldn't delete it. He didn't want to bother with it, but the little kid in the game was just too cute. Even as a little tyke himself, Kurozawa Tsuki resolutely began raising the child. He spent ten years raising them, and the number of adorable little ones grew from one to four. One day, the game company, which had always taken a hands-off approach to the game, suddenly announced a complete upgrade. Before Kurozawa Tsuki could even celebrate, the game took him to another world. Not only was the game shut down, but the children had disappeared. Kurozawa Tsuki also faced rejection by the world's consciousness, which threatened to throw him out at any moment. Only by meeting the world's main characters and earning their approval could he lower the world's rejection level. Kurozawa Tsuki: So I just have to make friends? Bring it on! If it keeps me alive, it's no big deal! But... why did nobody tell him that the main character of this world was a Shinigami?! And his kids were in this world too. Only... why had they all grown up so wrong?! Kid 1: A golden-haired, blue-eyed, cold-faced little boy, code G. Supposedly, he'll grow up to be the only real whiskey in a certain liquor organization, working himself to the bone. Kid 2: A white-haired, purple-eyed sweets lover, code 100. Supposedly, he'll destroy the world. Kid 3: A black-haired, heterochromic, pineapple-headed tsundere, code 69. Supposedly, he wants to rule the entire world. Kid 4: A brown-haired, brown-eyed angelic little one, code 27. Supposedly, he'll become the leader of the world's biggest mafia family. Kurozawa Tsuki: There must be something wrong with the way I'm raising these kids. Before You Read: 1. The story contains a lot of creative liberties and OOC. Some dates differ from the original, partly on purpose, and partly because I genuinely remember some things wrong (the original is so long, after all). As long as it doesn't affect the logic too much, just consider it my creative liberty! 2. The author loves pretty much every character and won't deliberately put any of them down. The kids are all smart, too. If anyone seems stupid, it's because the author is the stupid one, so don't scold my kids! 3. The pairing is with Gin, but he'll appear later. I just want to spoil our beautiful, strong-but-tragic, silver-haired, blue-eyed beauty a little QWQ. 4. There may be some unusual developments. The protagonist has transmigrated from the start, the police academy group will all be saved, and the protagonist will join the liquor organization and water down the Gin plotline (what's there to stay for in that lousy organization? Has Vongola gotten too cocky, or has Millefiore lost its bite?). 5. At heart, I just want to write a lighthearted, happy story and give the characters I love a happy ending. There's a little logic, but not much, so please don't get hung up on logical issues. Just have fun reading! (Very loudly!) Theme: Even in darkness, keep your heart turned toward the light