Transmigrate to another world and become a hero: cross mountains and rivers, unclog toilets, defeat the Demon King, and become a legend.
Gena, though, has no interest in the glory.
His ideal life is to eat his fill and wait to die. Becoming a legend in another world sounds exhausting.
Return victorious, settle down in the city, and leave fame and fortune behind. That's the life!
But after waking up from a drunken night, he finds the silver-haired saint Eliviel lying beside him in disarray. Nine months later, Gena is a father!
Well, if that's the case, he has to take responsibility! Settling down in another world with a legitimate family doesn't sound so bad.
Gena thought he could carry on with his lazy life as usual, but...
Eliviel: "I don't really know how to raise a child." "How do I fold these clothes?" "I'm hungry and thirsty. Can you feed me?"
The mighty saint turns out to be a blank-faced airhead, expecting to have everything handed to her, from clothes to meals.
That would be one thing, but raising a daughter is harder than slaying a dragon. She sets the church on fire at three, then lets the demon prisoners escape at five...
"Daddy, don't you feel sorry for those demons who were captured? Their moms and dads must be so sad that they can't find them."
Very good, very good. What a sweet, considerate little angel... Except she's not.
Everyone says daughters are their fathers' warm little cotton-padded jackets, but Gena thinks this one is made of black-hearted cotton.
Who would guess that behind his adorable, well-behaved daughter lies the heart of a Demon King, her true identity unknown to all?
Gena only wanted to live a lazy life and get by in another world, but in the end he had to shoulder the whole family. What a tragedy!
Today, too, Gena is working twice as hard to earn himself a lazy life!
"How about giving our daughter a little brother?"
"Huh?"
