My Daughter Says Her Dad Is the Most Evil Demon King

I just want to know who can beat Feng Mo into amnesia

There is no way that the king is just a mental illness, a crazy fantasy.

Behind every strong man there must be a daughter Behind every scientist there must be a demented daughter Behind every undercover agent there must be a fool daughter Behind every soldier there must be a terminally insane daughter Behind every hard-working father there is an unfamiliar white-eyed wolf

To be honest, it looks a bit embarrassing

I feel that the setting of my daughter is very redundant and embarrassing, and I can't see the sense of intimacy. I feel much better overall without this daughter.

When the protagonist is fighting the boss, he mentions his daughter many times when he is obviously moved by the excitement! Then I couldn't be moved, so I forced myself to be moved. It would be better if I didn't mention my daughter so many times!

Isn't it annoying to talk about daughter a few times in the same world?

As far as Den-O is concerned, I feel that the experience of brother-in-law is more tear-jerking, especially the setting of transformation consuming memory.

How should I put it, can't they feel that the male protagonist's personality is different every time he enters a world? Writing the male protagonist in this way is really like a fine point

Can't we write other special shots if it's all about Kamen Rider?