Boukensha License wo Hakudatsu Sareta Ossan Dakedo, Manamusume ga Dekita no de Nonbiri Jinsei wo Oukasuru - Vol. 2 Ch. 7

[MangaDex]

 

[AbuHajaar]

Cucked by DADDY
How will tree boy ever recover

 

[kronix]

CUCKED BITCH

even 10 years from now, when you do meet up... She gonna be taking the D from fuckign daddy bruhb

 

[inKraken]

that was cute. both still too young for relationship, but in 10 years elf boy going to go out and find her. the potential is interesting

 

[ashwell00]

That "Nani!?!" face got me XD

 

[zz2000]

With this, the manga's currently covered the 1st 20 chapters of the source webnovel; the 1st 3 WN arcs.
There's currently 96 WN chapters, but the WN hasn't been updated since March 22. Author's been finishing up some other short webnovels, and is currently working on another brand-new webnovel.

 

[Lazyxbum]

i can imagine that with effort she would be more of a genius than her foster father is.

 

[Quiescent-Rose]

My predictive text recommended ‘Ravioli’ when I typed Ravi...

 

[Akabane]

Apples... rabbit apples... cloud shaped rabbits.... usagi drop... father daughter relationship.... annnnd I now were in a place we shouldn't of gone.

 

[sketches]

I wonder what he went through to become the town's former #1.

 

[AlmondMagnum]

Honestly, 900 potential just makes me want to cry bullshit. What, aren't there any people who are both talented and hardworking in there? It's ridiculous.

 

[Hotgps]

nice

 

[introvertchild]

The boy's gonna end up a hero if he's that determined lol.

 

[sevenie]

Reading this after a day of work, really make me calm

 

[jimmyclear]

Such a joyous manga.

 

[suzubelle]

Nope
you ain't getting just with a few chapters to take Ravi away lad
xD

 

[unime]

Ya know.. why did he want to be a hero in the first place?? o-o
Many thanks

 

[firosahoge]

Silly NPCs, Ravi is Douglas waifu

 

[Kain13]

i would end myself if this becomes usagi drop Ending

fuckin christ pls author

 

[degenerateafro]

Nicky more manly than 90% of shonen protags. Big props to having the courage to speak out my boy.