Fujieda Mikio, a legendary live-in son-in-law who had single-handedly devoured a wealthy family, a miraculous businessman who had started from nothing and dared to do anything as long as it made money.
In Torimaru Naoko's eyes, the man was beset by troubles within and without, with material written all over him. Even she had instantly thought of countless ways Fujieda Mikio could die. "That person" should be interested too.
And as long as Uzo acted, he would leave traces behind. Then she could obtain intelligence and find a way to send it to Jiang Xia... If she kept accumulating it like this, sooner or later, she would catch that terrifying superior's real weakness.
Torimaru Naoko: "..." Still, although the Fujieda Family's relationships were unusual enough, once she seriously began her work, she discovered that quite a few families had similarly intense conflicts.
In the end, the reason she chose the Fujieda Family was Fujieda Shigeru—the mystery novel writer whose presence in the family was extraordinarily faint.
"Although I've never seen 'that person's' true identity, since he has both Hashimoto Maya and me operating in Tokyo, that means he himself is very likely in Tokyo as well."
Someone who enjoyed writing Murder Case Scripts might also enjoy casually writing Mystery Novels in his spare time, right?
Could this mystery novel writer actually be Uzo himself?
—The possibility was slim, but what if she got lucky? What if Uzo really had such a hobby, and her random choice had led her straight to his lair?
Although Young Master Shigeru's position in the Fujieda Family could be called besieged on all sides, weren't there similar plots everywhere?—The most terrifying villain was sometimes merely a seemingly weak little pitiful creature.
Since she had to pick a family anyway, Torimaru Naoko ultimately came to