Urenokori no Dorei Elf o Hirotta no de, Musume ni Suru Koto ni shita - Vol. 1 Ch. 1

[welcome2atlantis]

Kid probably didn't know how to go to toilet unless ordered to. Well, most kinds wet their beds at one point.

 

[Chronigan]

An arch-demons dilemma : how to love your elf daughter.

 

[Poinn]

Small

 

[Valahuir]

What exactly is she? She has a reptilian tongue and three pairs of breasts, which is quite peculiar

Thanks for the chapter!

Oddly it's not unheard of for serpentine monster girls to be depicted with additional breasts.
Age of wonders 3 off the top of my head has that on theirs.

A paralell to a males snakes extra equipment perhaps?

 

[Ultenth]

I hope this doesnt turn into another terrible trash case as Usagi Drop or If It's for My Daughter, I'd Even Defeat a Demon Lord… Never have I seen authors (or sick in the head people, as I call them) destroy their own mangas as hard as the ones of these 2 mangas and I hope this author wont be joining them…

Yeah, I'm going to wishlist this but not read it until I see a source reader confirm if this is going to Usagi Drop us or not.

 

[Andasen]

I like the angle of a man being morally grey but try to become a father

 

[xXPenisXx]

This is the second zenis I've encountered reading manga this month and it won't be the last

 

[AzzoleOddone]

I hope this doesnt turn into another terrible trash case as Usagi Drop or If It's for My Daughter, I'd Even Defeat a Demon Lord… Never have I seen authors (or sick in the head people, as I call them) destroy their own mangas as hard as the ones of these 2 mangas and I hope this author wont be joining them…

what did those 2 mangas do?

 

[ForTheJerusalem]

Cheap elf lolis in your region?

 

[Jon]

what did those 2 mangas do?

They were both series that gained a fanbase for being a wholesome story about a single father and his struggles raising a daughter.
And then threw it all away by having the father and daughter shack up and get freaky as husband and wife.

 

[MathMols]

what did those 2 mangas do?

Both series build up their fandom on the premise that the story was about a father taking care of his daughter.

If It's for My Daughter, I'd Even Defeat a Demon Lord… was about an adult man finding a little 8 year old Demon girl in the forrest and basically adopted her and raised her as his own daughter, until they decides to instead get married and get like 3 kids together…

Usagi Drop was about an 30 year old man adopting a 6 year old girl and she started to get feelings for him when she turned 16 and they got married when she was 18 I believe and the manga ended with her saying she wanted to have kids with him. Oh I also forgot to mention that they are blood related since the girls father is the mans grandfather, just to make it even worse…

 

[orangerain7734]

Both series build up their fandom on the premise that the story was about a father taking care of his daughter.

If It's for My Daughter, I'd Even Defeat a Demon Lord… was about an adult man finding a little 8 year old Demon girl in the forrest and basically adopted her and raised her as his own daughter, until they decides to instead get married and get like 3 kids together…

Usagi Drop again was about an 30 year old man adopting a 6 year old girl and she started to get feelings for him when she turned 16 and they got married when she was 18 I believe and the manga ended with her saying she wanted to have kids with him. Oh I also forgot to mention that they are blood related since the girls father is the mans grandfather, just to make it even worse…

Wasn't it proven near the end of Usagi Drop that the girl and old man weren't related by blood? And even the old man knew that fact waaaay early-on after seeing her 'baby diary' or whatever it was called that proved her lineage.

Still, yeah, these two stories fell under the same plot that revolved around the old Japanese story 'The Tale of Genji', involving the 'father-figure' of the story literally marrying and/or consorting with his adoptive daughter, which you can imagine didn't receive good reviews from western audiences.

 

[MathMols]

Wasn't it proven near the end of Usagi Drop that the girl and old man weren't related by blood? And even the old man knew that fact waaaay early-on after seeing her 'baby diary' or whatever it was called that proved her lineage.

Still, yeah, these two stories fell under the same plot that revolved around the old Japanese story 'The Tale of Genji', involving the 'father-figure' of the story literally marrying and/or consorting with his adoptive daughter, which you can imagine didn't receive good reviews from western audiences.

Cant say I remember that, since I kinda just stopped paying attention to anything that happened after it turned so trash…

 

[Another_Astartes]

Thats not a slave you just adopted a daughter. Ive been swindled

 

[Siphonex]

This dialogue is so bad, same as the directions. He is has monologue like a 14 year old and especially when he said "I'm bad, I can only kill and destroy" my god is that a horrible sentence. No one talks like that, only when you imagine how a "bad/"evil" character" would talk.

 

[theOOFman]

So far so good. Mcs a bit crooked but thats fine.

We need more morally gray father's

 

[ikkan]

The first few pages of this manga convinced me not to read from this group considering the VERY obvious mistranslations in the first 3 pages.

 

[Reader1138]

I hope this doesnt turn into another terrible trash case as Usagi Drop or If It's for My Daughter, I'd Even Defeat a Demon Lord… Never have I seen authors (or sick in the head people, as I call them) destroy their own mangas as hard as the ones of these 2 mangas and I hope this author wont be joining them…

Too many times this route has been followed to the point that I actually avoid mangas with the adoptive daughter trope now even though I like the heartwarming aspect of it. If it goes long enough that we see the daughter grown its almost a given the author gives us that outcome. FFS, if the author wants to add romance then just have him go and find a mommy for his daughter that he can fall for in the process. Plenty of fertile ground there to be explored, IMO.

 

[MathMols]

Too many times this route has been followed to the point that I actually avoid mangas with the adoptive daughter trope now even though I like the heartwarming aspect of it. If it goes long enough that we see the daughter grown its almost a given the author gives us that outcome. FFS, if the author wants to add romance then just have him go and find a mommy for his daughter that he can fall for in the process. Plenty of fertile ground there to be explored, IMO.

I wouldnt even be surprised if an author goes as far as to make a manga where the mom dies and the dad takes care of his biological daughter alone, but ends up marrying her when he becomes an adult…

 

[Mah_Buddy_Keith]