Shogun

Seventeen-year-old Ogata Shinsaku lives on the streets, surviving day to day without a home or any real prospects. His life takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious old man suddenly appears before him and hands over a staggering sum of one hundred million yen. This sudden windfall offers Shinsaku more than just financial security; it provides him with the means to finally take control of his destiny and confront the painful reality of his past. Armed with this newfound fortune, Shinsaku channels the money into founding his own company. However, his entrepreneurial ambitions are not driven by a simple desire for wealth or success. Instead, they serve as the foundation for a deeply personal vendetta against Takaaki Tatsumi, a powerful businessman who commands a vast corporate empire. Tatsumi is not merely a rival in the business world—he is Shinsaku’s own father, a man who cruelly refused to acknowledge him as his son. Now, with his newly established enterprise, the young outcast sets his sights on dismantling the very empire built by the man who abandoned him. What begins as a chance encounter transforms into a high-stakes corporate battle fueled by years of rejection and a burning desire for retribution.