My New Adoptive Father Is the Perfect Man

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Yamaguchi Hoshi has all the traits common to other transmigration protagonists:

One, she has no parents;

Two, she has incredible powers (still to be developed);

Three, she has an unreliable strongest-ever adoptive guardian.

She seems like the standard protagonist who can cry out to the heavens, "Don't bully the poor young man!"

But maybe that's just a standard trait of Jump protagonists. Right after she arrived, Yamaguchi Hoshi was plunged into a miserable life of repeated near-death experiences:

Curses bred in the orphanage;

The village where her adoptive guardian lived was secretly imprisoning children;

Just when she finally managed to sneak out and call the police, a psychopathic murderer slaughtered everyone in the village.

Is this the opening of some urban legend?

Then she was adopted by a high school boy in sunglasses who loved calling himself "the strongest." He seemed like the perfect man mentioned in the title.

Maybe that's just another protagonist standard!

[Reader's Guide]

1. This story is in third person. The heroine may seem a little dazed at first because she doesn't speak the language.

2. 5t5 and the heroine don't meet until Chapter 21, which is a little late.

3. Some popular characters may be put through the wringer. If that bothers you, feel free to give the author writing advice.

4. 5t5 is not the male lead.

Theme: Stay positive no matter where you are