Thirty-six years ago, after Kozuki Oden had failed in all thirty-eight of his attempts to set sail, Kozuki Sukiyaki took his assistant's advice and began listing every mistake Oden had made throughout his life.
This undoubtedly worsened the already strained relationship between father and son.
Next, he ordered his assistant to inform Oden that he was severing their father-son relationship.
Kozuki Sukiyaki carefully considered the various violent crimes Oden had committed throughout his life and finally resolved to banish him from the Flower Capital.
Thirty-four years ago, Oden successfully established law and order in the lawless region of Kuri, and Kozuki Sukiyaki, grateful for this achievement, granted him the title of Daimyo.
However, twenty-five years ago, Oden returned to the Flower Capital and had one final conversation with his father, Sukiyaki.
The conversation was filled with contradictions and conflict, causing their relationship to break down completely. Before long, Sukiyaki's illness worsened, leaving him at death's door.
At that point, Kurozumi Orochi seized the opportunity, rose to power, and replaced him as the new shogun.
Meanwhile, rumors that Sukiyaki had died spread like wildfire.
However, that was not the truth. Kozuki Sukiyaki had not died so easily. He miraculously escaped the brink of death and chose to conceal his identity.
In the original story, he assumed the identity of Tenguyama Hitetsu and lived with the adorable O-Tama in Amigasa Village in Kuri.
Only after the battle in Wano Country ended did Kozuki Sukiyaki finally step forward and reveal his long-hidden true identity.
This astonishing plot twist not only left readers dumbfounded but also added endless complexity and depth to the entire story.
"Why are you staring at O-Tama like that?" Madara's sudden question was like a bolt of lightning splitting the night sky, instantly sending Kozuki Sukiyaki's heart racing.
He suddenly