So, pretty sure Erika doesn't have memories because she didn't want to remember, but her dad does because he needs his memories in order to actually fulfill his wish of finding his daughter.That's an interesting spin on isekai. The main character is not the first to go to the other world and is explicitly searching for another one, who is also his daughter. But like someone above said, the only way the author can stretch this is if Erika has no memories of her old life, which begs the question of why Akira still fully remembers everything. He is also apparently an enemy of the Muranian kingdom now after helping those rebels. But I also saw hints of a bigger plot point: the introductory chapter glazes the supposed Muranian Golden Age a ton and yet we still get these scrappy rebels, which will either lead to the kingdom not being as wholesome as it looks either due to internal and/or external intrigue; or - if the author is feeling a bit edgy and the old wizard seemingly hinted at - is actually something willed by Erika, which would by far be more interesting.
Yeah, that's a logical way of plotting this. I can see daddy and daughter being at odds with each other for 50+ chapters, I just hope the author is good enough to keep us entertained and to make a satisfying resolution.So, pretty sure Erika doesn't have memories because she didn't want to remember, but her dad does because he needs his memories in order to actually fulfill his wish of finding his daughter.
That was a massive oversight on my end. I've updated it with the missing pages.why is there a lot of missing pages on the first chapter?
thank you so much for fixing the chapter! keep up the great work!That was a massive oversight on my end. I've updated it with the missing pages.