Reviews for I Lost My Adventurer's License, but It's Fine Because I Have an Adorable Daughter Now Manga

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a heartwarming story about an old man picking up a girl, but it was a well-read book that carefully depicted the “curse” foreshadowing applied to the main character and the movement of the girl rabbi's heart.

This review contains spoilers. THE STORY IS GREAT WITH THE ADVENTURE PART, AND THE TAKING DAUGHTER PART IS GREAT TOO. All of the characters are vivid with clear motivations in each of their tasks, which explains an interesting story.However, the main character is kind of like a type of person who puts others Before Himself, So He Always Said That He Needs to Take Care of Everyone By that, he also means his enemies and the people who betrayed him before. Other than this, the story is perfect and surprising:)

This review contains spoilers. Every time the story progresses and the truth is revealed, “Good luck!” to Douglas and the others I can't stop feeling it. please! I want you to have a happy childhood.

This review contains spoilers. I read volume 1. I felt sorry for the main character who suffered because of the spell. What's more, I found out who cursed the main character, and I felt angry. I thought the rabbi was cute and a likable kid. I'd like to read more about the main character's journey.

This review contains spoilers. The main character was banished from a party and ended up traveling alone. The story begins by helping a girl who was turned into a monster along the way. Various difficulties are likely to occur, but the adventure seems fun.

This review contains spoilers. “My Beloved Daughter,” which is also the title, was cute, and I was able to read it in a fun way. It was heartwarming, and it made me feel relaxed.

This review contains spoilers. It's probably a pattern where the main character is a good person and is too strong and people around him are in so much pain. Since there are no zama ingredients at all, it is also less toxic. The picture is beautiful, but it's a bit disappointing that it doesn't feel very easy to see.

This review contains spoilers. I was curious about the phrase “old man who was stripped of his adventurer license” and read it. I'm also an old lady, so it's easy to sympathize with the story where the generation past its heyday works hard, and it's worth supporting. However, when I opened the lid, the reason why the main character in this game was stripped of his adventurer license was not due to aging, but due to a curse, so I got a bit of a watermark on my shoulder (laughs). Incidentally, the story isn't about enjoying a leisurely life as you'd expect, and it has a strong sense of being a haraholic, heart-pounding adventure, so it might be a bit dangerous to read it expecting the title to be just like it.

This review contains spoilers. The mystery that first came up, why was the main character and the rabbi cursed, and as other cases were solved, the story got to the core. It's an exciting development. A father who loves his daughter is wonderful. I feel a sense of incongruity or backlash against the way that every father in the world is determined to dote on his daughter, but I want these two to stay happy forever. The main character's TUEEE swing is also fun.

This review contains spoilers. I am soothed by the cuteness of Ravi. However, the curse that the main character has received is terrible, isn't it? The reduction in maximum HP is horrible.

This review contains spoilers. The old man's abilities had declined due to the curse, but I didn't really understand the reason he was cursed, but it's heartwarming with Rabbi, so I can read on.