Hello, I’m The Hero’s Father ～I’m Sorry For All The Trouble My Foolish Son Has Caused You～

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Doumo, Yuusha no Chichi desu. - Kono Tabi wa Gusoku ga Gomeiwaku wo Kakete, Moushiwake Arimasen, Hello, I Am the Hero's Father. I Am Sorry for the Trouble My Stupid Son Has Caused, Hello, I'm the Hero's Father, どうも、勇者の父です。～この度は愚息がご迷惑を掛けて、申し訳ありません。～

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2023

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A brief description of the manga Hello, I’m The Hero’s Father ～I’m Sorry For All The Trouble My Foolish Son Has Caused You～

Over two meters tall, with a muscular body, Croix lives as a lumberjack in a remote village with his beautiful wife Viel and their precious only son, Alka, chopping trees with his “bare hands.

One day he receives a divination from an oracle that his son Alka is the Hero who must defeat the Demon King. So Croix sends his precious son and Alka’s bride, Saya, on a journey.

Three years later, Saya returns to the village looking exhausted. It appears from her lips that Alka is neglecting her title of Hero and doing whatever she wants, but not saving the world…

So Croix takes the situation in her fists and sets out on a journey to “beat the crap” out of her son!

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Dream chasers

Definitely NOT Ranni From Elden Ring

6 months ago

I’m having stroke from seeing the pic☠️
Is he a fem boy?

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Unholy clan

Ashez

7 months ago

how does it refer to the hero as both he and her. They transformers? Men in disguise?

georgio

8 months ago

Does anyone have a translation for the summary ?

june2018

10 months ago

“Their precious only SON, Alka”
“Alk is neglecting HER title of hero and doing whatever SHE wants”
So Croix takes the situation in her
“beat the crap” out of her son!
Why is this so common in translations. it feels like gender is decided by the flip of a coin.