Loser? Call Me Godfather!

What Noah Marr says he wants is to sleep until noon, count money until his hands cramp, eat and sleep, and wake up to play games. He says it at his own birthday banquet with the family watching. He had been sent up into the mountains as a boy and trained there for ten years before coming down to take over the family's business, so the room had been waiting on something else from him. "Keep the music going, keep dancing," he tells them. Rivals make jokes about him and the elders give up on him. His fiancée asks to break the engagement. Noah lets all of it pass and spends his days with his four older sisters. The people who arranged his parents' deaths come into the open eventually, and Noah deals with them himself, which gives everyone who had written him off a different look at what they were handling. His eldest sister backs him, he moves into the center of the family, and the heads of the branch houses fall in behind him. He gets his parents' killer sent to prison, though the man who goes in had been put up in place of whoever ordered it.