Shiunji-ke no Kodomotachi - Vol. 9 Ch. 63

[MangaDex]

 

[Shygig]

tf u mean "the real father has arrived"

the moment you put them up for adoption, you stopped being their father you retarded dipshit
he better kiss ground at high velocity for me

 

[UdenEmpati]

Hah, yep. Now the parasites claiming "real" parental status are gonna come crawling out of the woodwork and start harrassing all of them.

Their dad (as someone with means & influence / sway) better get home soon, or they'll quickly be unable to even leave the house under threat of further harrassment, or worse.

 

[trapesiumz]

shyt ahh story

 

[itgf]

ah yes, the biological parents come out once they found out their children got adopted into a wealthy family. classic

thanks for the chapter

 

[yourmanzstan]

Glad to know that the father is coming back into the story. Maybe Arata will break the Reiji curse and actually have a support system. Someone that he can truly open up to and talk about his “situation” with.

I’m curious to know what exactly Kyou saw that revealed that they weren’t related. I know the siblings texted about it .. Banri didn’t get rid of those text knowing that he goes through her phone? Well that’s certainly a choice. Kotono walking all by herself? C’mon man make it make sense 🤣 The billion dollar family and these kids are just out here fending for themselves. No security or nothing even post reveal.

 

[aiyumi86]

Ugh come on you’re still leaving us hanging about the other real siblings.

biological parents who lost their rights are gonna just come out to claim money or something. Hope all of them aren’t as bad as this one who obviously looks like a horrible person. I feel like it’s one drama after another. They really need a break. Like a real one.

 

[battle1234]

I still think it makes no sense for adoption to be such a nationwide scandal.

I also don’t know how it was in the Japanese version, but why does Banri still call the guy who blackmailed her and threatened her family Kyo-chan?
Although after her entire story arc and how she behaved there and what decisions she made, maybe it shouldn’t surprise me that much, because her whole arc and decisions are senseless.

And suddenly the possibility appeared of getting to know the biological father of Shion and Minami, but now the question is whether he’s not a fraud and whether suddenly the “parents” of the rest of the siblings won’t start appearing.

Hopefully Reiji will quickly end this arc and focus on the more important arcs that await us.

 

[razorshaleh]

let me guess, surely all families whose children were adopted by Shiunji family were poor children with troubled parents


thank you for translating

 

[Sunji27]

Nahhhhh you just want to be bribed for causing a scene

 

[zeskarbit]

i can't even say anything to this manga, i feels like it keeps getting worse but at the same time i still want to read it

 

[Halyke]

What is this story? Why would investors care if the ceo adopted some kids?

 

[naeeee]

so he is saying he is minami and shion’s real father? feels like he is got some hidden motive huh

 

[Ryuga05]

I see, so it's the insecure geek that's the cause of all this. Noted. Then a bastard who is probably lying about being the father is trying to cash in some quick big bucks. Yeah, you'd think it'd be that easy eh bub?

Seriously, knew chaos a comin when ending such a scene that last chapter.

 

[UdenEmpati]

What is this story? Why would investors care if the ceo adopted some kids?

rumors and gossip and the news in general can affect market values of publicly traded companies in the real world; it's the market itself reacting to things trending in online spaces.

Because the Shiunji Company is tied directly to their family, anything that causes a stir online regarding them specifically will end up reflecting on the company that shares their name - whether the rumors and gossip is good or bad, determines whether the knock-on effects on the market valuation of the company are good or bad.

The "oh, the kids of this very big and powerful family company are actually all adopted" is something that would make waves on social media (as we saw in this chapter), and that leads to questions like "why is this only coming to light now? Were they hiding it before? Why would they do that? What else is the company head hiding?" and that sequence of rumor creates uncertainty and potentially distrust as it disseminates through social media; and one of the side effects of social media in this day and age, even in the real world, is that stuff that trends on social media that is tied to public companies, will affect their stock valuation in some way.

One example is stuff like boycotts enacted through social media; if a company does something that gets lambasted online, people call for that company to be boycotted, and that results in the stock falling as the company's image and credibility takes a hit. But stuff like a recall of defective products can also result in a dip in market value, because of the perception of a bad quality or unsafe product getting reported on and spread around via news online and off reflects on the company, and then again in the company's position in the market.

So if people are suddenly questioning the reasons for the Shiunji Children's adoptive status being hidden for so long, then they might start asking about what else might be hidden away, thus creating that sense of distrustfulness and opaqueness in the Company's image, which in turn means its stock valuation will take a hit because of that negative perception.

It's all kind of volatile, and there's a ton more to it; I looked for a few studies done on the phenomenon, but it gets rather granular and technicaly beyond these super broad strokes.

 

[Halyke]

rumors and gossip and the news in general can affect market values of publicly traded companies in the real world; it's the market itself reacting to things trending in online spaces.

Because the Shiunji Company is tied directly to their family, anything that causes a stir online regarding them specifically will end up reflecting on the company that shares their name - whether the rumors and gossip is good or bad, determines whether the knock-on effects on the market valuation of the company are good or bad.

The "oh, the kids of this very big and powerful family company are actually all adopted" is something that would make waves on social media (as we saw in this chapter), and that leads to questions like "why is this only coming to light now? Were they hiding it before? Why would they do that? What else is the company head hiding?" and that sequence of rumor creates uncertainty and potentially distrust as it disseminates through social media; and one of the side effects of social media in this day and age, even in the real world, is that stuff that trends on social media that is tied to public companies, will affect their stock valuation in some way.

One example is stuff like boycotts enacted through social media; if a company does something that gets lambasted online, people call for that company to be boycotted, and that results in the stock falling as the company's image and credibility takes a hit. But stuff like a recall of defective products can also result in a dip in market value, because of the perception of a bad quality or unsafe product getting reported on and spread around via news online and off reflects on the company, and then again in the company's position in the market.

So if people are suddenly questioning the reasons for the Shiunji Children's adoptive status being hidden for so long, then they might start asking about what else might be hidden away, thus creating that sense of distrustfulness and opaqueness in the Company's image, which in turn means its stock valuation will take a hit because of that negative perception.

It's all kind of volatile, and there's a ton more to it; I looked for a few studies done on the phenomenon, but it gets rather granular and technicaly beyond these super broad strokes.

I get what you’re trying to say, but I think you vastly overestimate how a CEO’s public image can affect their company’s stock performance.

Outside of people like Elon musk or bezos, how many ceos do most people actually care about? And also as far as I can tell, the shunji kids are just basically rich high schoolers who are popular in school, not public figures actively promoting their father’s business on social media. So how many people would actually care?

Also, adopting children is like the most innocuous thing to hide. Sure if it’s like an affair like what happened with that guy at the Coldplay concert, it could affect a company’s stock, but I just don’t think this situation would be a big deal. Like seriously, I think the author’s just trying to add extra drama by making this a bigger deal than it is.

 

[Shygig]

What is this story? Why would investors care if the ceo adopted some kids?

It's actually kinda realistic. The CEO never disclosed their adoptions, making shareholders wonder what else is he hiding and if that reveal will lead to something, anything else.

That rising suspicion will lead to panic selloffs from some general brokers, which kinda makes the 2% drop actually kinda important since that'd mean a LOT of people decided to drop shares, which imo is kinda unrealistic (aswell) since a 2% drop is a good portion of non-equity firms/non-financial institutions shareholders.

But at the same time realistic since a drop of 10/15% would straight up mean BIG storms ahead, panic selloffs and a death spiral to bankrupcy as people would just keep reacting to the droping prices, creating a vicious cycle of panic selloffs -> dropping prices -> wait-and-see reaction -> panic selloffs.

But back to the reason, really anything affects the stock market. An old CEO talking gibbering during an interview can be seen as untrustworthy leadership and lead to market fluctuations.

Just as hidden adoptees (which, in the grand scheme of things, didn't need to be hidden in the first place but the story would be boring if they knew they were adopted since the start) can lead to suspicion into what else is kept from shareholders.

Which is why the 2% drop is kinda realistic. The big players didn't seem to have sold anything and are most likely waiting on an explanation at the next shareholder meeting. Meaning this reaction is mostly, if not all, from small players, aka people like you and me playing with funny green and red candles, trying to outsmart people with billions as their pocket change, who are more than likely going to do nothing from this reveal since at the end of the day, it's literally just celebrity drama and nothing of consequence to their pockets in the big picture (unless one of the kids is somehow connected to another turbo rich family, which ykw, wouldn't be surprising considering the twists and turns Miyajima can take sometimes).

I'm expecting, if the author decides to point it out later on, for prices to stabilize and come back to their normal levels once big daddy takes the mic to address the issue.

At least that's my amateur take on this.

 

[Shygig]

I get what you’re trying to say, but I think you vastly overestimate how a CEO’s public image can affect their company’s stock performance.

Outside of people like Elon musk or bezos, how many ceos do most people actually care about? And also as far as I can tell, the shunji kids are just basically rich high schoolers who are popular in school, not public figures actively promoting their father’s business on social media. So how many people would actually care?

Also, adopting children is like the most innocuous thing to hide. Sure if it’s like an affair like what happened with that guy at the Coldplay concert, it could affect a company’s stock, but I just don’t think this situation would be a big deal. Like seriously, I think the author’s just trying to add extra drama by making this a bigger deal than it is.

You gotta understand, from what I understood in the story, their dad is basically the Elon Musk of their world lmao

 

[GoldenWolf]

Hopefully the dad now goes nuclear on Banri ex now he knows how he treated her.

 

[Beastkun]

oh boy here we go with this shit people coming out of no where saying they are the real parents and such i wonder will there be more than just him