I, the God Lord, Hire Shrine Maidens to Make Money

I've read most of it, and it's alright, but I can't stand the female lead, Takayanagi Akira; her typical American free-spirited female lead character is really hard to accept. Also, the author can't write intellectual battles or adventures, so please give us more slice-of-life content. The handling of those orders around chapter 170 was indescribable; there were too many flaws.

The days of being a live-in son-in-law in a humble life

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Is he really invincible?

It's another nanny novel that claims to be invincible, but then the nanny comes to provoke you, challenges you, and tries to kill you but doesn't. Some might say, "That's because the protagonist didn't die, right?" Dude, that's because of good attitude! It's because the nanny wanted to kill you but lacked the ability, while the protagonist had the ability but didn't. Isn't that just being a saint? Reading a novel makes me sick, damn it!

Damn it, I can't read any more, it's all about women.

I'm really curious about books where the protagonist is invincible in Japan: have Japanese toilets really disappeared?

Is it an invincible harem novel? Is it truly invincible, or just the kind where you're invincible among your peers and have to be wary of older ones? Does the harem consist of taking and sleeping with everyone, or just ambiguous, innocent relationships?

The Takayanagi family anime is so captivating; it was the first Japanese anime I ever watched as a child. Every time I see the Takayanagi family anime, it brings back so many memories.

The little green keeps coming. The young lady never did any housework, but later she would come home and have to wash vegetables. Jing is the Queen of the Sea