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King of Bargain: Heaven-Reaching Horn 

A telegram arrived at street vendor Haruo Iwashita's place, announcing his father was critically ill. He rushed back to his childhood home for the first time in years, but it was already too late. His father, Tatsuo, had passed away. Though Tatsuo had built up “Iwashita's Clothing” from nothing in a single generation, he had been swindled by the unscrupulous businessman Murazame and had accumulated heavy debts...
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A telegram arrived at street vendor Haruo Iwashita's place, announcing his father was critically ill. He rushed back to his childhood home for the first time in years, but it was already too late. His father, Tatsuo, had passed away. Though Tatsuo had built up “Iwashita's Clothing” from nothing in a single generation, he had been swindled by the unscrupulous businessman Murazame and had accumulated heavy debts...

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