[Reborn!] Is the Clone Miss Happy Today?

Your name is Mio, and you are a clone.

Common knowledge and education are forcefully transmitted into your mind through a chip. You cannot understand what they mean, and can only learn, in a daze, how to be human.

You are experimented on, tortured, and cursed at. The “parents” who created you don’t seem to like you.

They send you to the Vongola as a tool.

Long accustomed to pain and suffering, you meet a human man with a warm smile.

He is the master of this castle. He prepares delicious food for you, gives you beautiful clothes, lets you stay in a warm room, and even holds your hand as he teaches you how to be human.

For the first time, you taste happiness.

He looks at you tenderly and asks if you have any other wishes.

You say you want to marry him.

He looks somewhat taken aback, but soon returns to normal. Ignoring his subordinates’ objections, he smiles and agrees to your request.

You and the Tenth Vongola Boss have a wedding.

But on your wedding day, the Vongola is destroyed by Byakuran Gesso.

As he dies, your husband entrusts you to the silver-haired man who has always been cold to you, telling him that he must get you out of there.

You don’t even have time to understand what death means.

The fearsome man, his face streaked with tears, forcibly takes you away.

You are afraid of him and hate him. He is mean to you and not nice at all.

You are even more afraid that he will take you back to the hell where you were born.

But no matter how often you run away, he always catches you and brings you back. Then he gets even angrier, and your treatment grows worse and worse.

So you decide to try a little trick.

If he could like you the way Tsuna does, would he give up on sending you to your death?

Reader Advisory:

1. Clones only live for one year.

2. The heroine holds the key to saving the world within her body.

3. The ending is a happy ending.

4. There are different endings: one with the 270 male lead, one with the 590 male lead, and one focused on family with no romantic pairing (the true ending).

Theme: Every life is equally precious.