[Multiple heroines, slice of life, mistaken assumptions, lighthearted comedy, max-level powerhouse, invincible daughter]
Ian, an ordinary farmer with no magic, raised four “well-behaved” daughters.
He is always worrying about how hard his daughters work: his eldest is a lumberjack, his second is a librarian, his third is a nun, and his youngest is a hunter.
Then he takes a basket of free-range eggs into the city to visit them, and the entire continent goes berserk!
The Imperial Marshal, his eldest daughter, roars, “Quick, saw through the enchanted spear and disguise it as a piece of lumber! Don't scare Dad!”
The tyrannical emperor wipes cold sweat from his brow. “Greetings, sir! I'm Xiao Huang, the owner of the lumber mill!”
The Witch of Truth, the Pope of Light, and the Dark Night Empress all put on frantic performances to keep their identities hidden from their father.
Ian sighs. “People in the city are so down-to-earth.”
The bigwigs of every realm tremble. “Yes, yes! Please don't let those four living ancestors draw their blades!”
It's pretty good. As long as it keeps updating, even if it's only once every two days, that's fine.
It's highly prestigious, among the top-tier universities.
Very good, very touching.