Single Dad In Another World - Ch. 4

[MangaDex]

 

[321hackertime]

Thank you for the translation 🙏

 

[OSAITUS]

Thanks for the TL!.

Since the child is a baby, i don´t think is going to have the issues of the other "dad" mangas... I´m all for the single dad demon slayer courier.

We don´t know if the dude has cheat skills or not... but still the dude run along side the demon hunter and fought an eldritch horror for his child... and then the baby seems to be healed!, dude!, tear in my eye.

 

[Bramia]

Yet another great find. Thanks for the TL! Having a MC doing side quests alongside the actual protagonists of the world is always fun to read

 

[heartselect]

aaaaaaa!!!thank you for the tl. i cant wait to see how this develops

 

[Szaal]

 

[Darkkan13]

This was good.

I liked how he met the OgMC and helped him out. This seems like he'll either be more in the back protected or maybe on semi-equal terms with the ogMC.

Does anyone know if this has a novel or if they're any other stories like this one? Bonus points if they're a dad/parent too.

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

So if her ailment is cured, does that mean his stomach cancer is cured too?

 

[flammable333]

lil mistranslation that took me out.
"Wait isn't that the daughter you've been looking for" should be "Wait, is [that not the daughter] you've been looking for" other than that the rest was legible and easy to understand.

 

[Yukizakurasou]

lil mistranslation that took me out.
"Wait isn't that the daughter you've been looking for" should be "Wait, is [that not the daughter] you've been looking for" other than that the rest was legible and easy to understand.

Pretty sure they're both valid, grammatically. If you replace "isn't that the daughter you've been looking for?" with "isn't that her?" it works out. You see it a lot with other negative contractions too. i.e. "weren't they grey?" =/= "were not they grey?" but is "were they not grey?"

 

[flammable333]

Man, I won't doubt your claim if true. I reserve my right to claim it is weird sentence structure, but then again that is just the English language at times.