A Daily Romance with a Doting Dad

Putting aside all the other settings in this book, just focusing on the romantic storyline, the character designs of these female characters (from their looks and figures to their personalities), the development of their relationships, the angle from which the male lead is attracted to them, and the feeling of jealousy and rivalry.

Have you ever been a stay-at-home dad? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

On the first day, I should release a really, really big batch of chapters, filling the small table of contents with long chapters; that will increase reader engagement. 😜😜😜😜😜

Please, Ah Man! Go back and write about green plums! They can do anything!

No, I find these readers a bit funny. Doesn't the author always write harem novels? Treating two female leads as pure love is really ridiculous. Don't they use their brains?

To be honest, I don't think being a stay-at-home dad is a plus; in fact, I was already reluctant to read the book because of that premise.

I think the poor performance is due to the subject matter. Most "dad-themed" novels are female-oriented and told from the child's perspective, focusing on the doting family. In male-oriented novels, the titles alone are enough to deter most readers. Also, the rebirth timeline is in the twenties. Most readers of Aman's rebirth novels are drawn to the school and youth themes; without that nostalgia and naivety, the story just doesn't feel right.

I'm curious how they'll solve the adoption problem; it would be better to just register the child under the male lead's mother's household registration.

Have you ever had a little girl? Some of this is just random writing, based on assumptions. 😭

It's starting to feel a bit like a dad-raising academy. It's really well-written, but the female lead suggests that these three are enough; don't go overboard. People come to see cute kids, not chaotic love triangles.