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Edo, a certain place, the home of "Northern Northern Police's No. 1 crime solver" Nishino Hoshijiro—

In the administrative office with the highest average income of most government offices in the shogunate, although Nishino's living standard is not considered wealthy, it is by no means poor.

The soft sunlight in the morning leaks in from the window sill and falls on the tatami, dividing the small living room into two.

On one side is half a living room covered in pale yellow.

On the other side is the Nishino family who are now enjoying breakfast, shrouded in shadows.

Nishino, who is the head of the current Patriarch, naturally sits on the main seat.

His family members sit next to him in order according to their family status.

"Chotaro! Don't be picky eaters! Eat up all the pickled radishes!"

The shrill voice of Nishino's mother, Ah He, resounded inside and outside the hall.

"Yes Yes!"

Chotaro... the son of Nishino, couldn't help tightening his shoulders in fright at Ah He's sudden reprimand.

After responding quickly, he quickly pulled all the pickled radishes from the plate in front of him into the bowl.

Nishino's family is a very typical family of four - himself, mother, wife and son.

Nishino's father died of illness in his early years.

Six years ago, with the help of his mother, Nishino married a daughter of a samurai family who was also from the royal family.

The following year, Nishino had his first child, Chotaro, who was 5 years old this year.

After years of running-in, although there are still occasional conflicts in the daily relationship of the Nishino family, they are generally enjoyable.

As the saying goes: Strict father and loving mother.

However, the situation of the Nishino family is somewhat different from this proverb - his family not only has a strict father, but also a strict mother.

When Nishino's father was still alive, he was a serious person who treated others and himself very strictly.

And his mother is even worse than his father.

Ah He was born in a conservative family that regards tradition and ancestral law as the supreme truth.

Every morning after getting up, the whole family will respectfully bow three times and nine times in the direction of Edo Castle.

Before eating, they will thank the general for his great kindness in a sincere and reverent tone. Thanks to the general's kindness, they can eat.

Ah He, who grew up in such an environment, developed a rigid, conservative and stubborn character under the influence of his ears and eyes.

She often talks about words such as "Bushido", "Self-restraint and Devotion to the Public", "Sworn Allegiance to the Death", etc. The book she reads most often is "Ye Yin Wen Shu" by Yamamoto Tsunetomo.

Ah He's diligence in reading "Ye Yin Wen Shu" is not appropriate to describe it as "Wei Bian San Jue"—Nishino can't count how many copies of "Ye Yin Wen Shu" his mother has broken through .

[Note Ye Yinwenshu: The book was completed in 1716. It was dictated by Yamamoto Tsunetomo of the Saga Clan, and Tashiro Jinki took seven years to write it down. This book is rated as a classic of Bushido, and this book is to Bushido, comparable to "The Analects of Confucius" to Confucianism. The beginning of the book clearly states that "those who practice Bushido are called dead", and advocate that "'going to death, having both loyalty and righteousness' is the ultimate pursuit of Bushido\