I Shrunk, Then Called a Magical Girl Mom

I think the protagonist should just be a clever child. Now he's burdened with an adult persona, but he acts solely on impulse, without planning or considering the consequences. The greatest advantage adults have over children is their logical thinking—the ability to think before acting and plan before deciding—and their years of life experience. However, the protagonist hasn't yet utilized these advantages, which is somewhat disappointing.

The exposure and promotion surrounding the pre-order launch seem to have attracted a surge of traffic. I'd like to thank everyone for their support. Because I need to prepare for the launch, I'll be taking a break from updates for the next few days until Friday. It's not that I'm abandoning the project; I'm truly sorry.

I've arranged a time with the editor; I should upload the required drafts this week, and the official release is next week. However, my progress is far from sufficient, so I have no choice but to slow down my updates. I sincerely apologize. I will work on the drafts as soon as possible and resume updates. I'll save the rest for the release announcement. I hope to receive and thank everyone for their understanding and support. Thank you.

I apologize, I've been quite busy with work and life lately, so I haven't been able to maintain a daily update schedule. I'm already reflecting on this and will be back to normal by next week at the latest. Also, this book is about to be released, and I'll be sure to provide plenty of updates then. Thank you all for your continued support.

We've seen plenty of little girl mothers, but it's rare to see a little girl looking for a little girl mother.

Author, are you primarily a G or S?

However, after checking, chapter 89 is a supplementary chapter with additional plot details, and its content does not affect the reading of the later chapters. You can read the later chapters first, and then catch up on the rest once it's released.

The main character seems a bit weak in combat; when will they get a buff? [Sfem:3:304]

The author was stopped at a crucial point and they wanted to put him in a dark room.

Fast forward to the rebellious daughter and her mother's rebellious act.