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Graduate student Kim Jihoon's world is turned upside down when his long-lost daughter, whom he never knew existed, unexpectedly arrives at his home. Following her mother's request, Jihoon welcomes Chaerin into his life, leading to a remarkable improvement in his fortunes. Suddenly, everything starts falling into place for him at university, and even his vision improves. Despite the challenges of raising a bright 7-year-old, Jihoon adores his little girl, and life has never been more fulfilling. It feels almost as if some enchanting power is at play.
Original Webtoon: KakaoPage, Daum
Official Translations: English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Thai
On page 16 too.
I find the very popular novel line to be highly suspect after reading to chapter 22. Dropped.
We get a lot of the "underestimating the value of a persons skill even though it's blatantly OP" in the party expulsion trope, but come on.
"Oh, you can revive our dead bodies? Wow how useless, why don't we just not die in the first place? Fucking fag".
And as for the "danger to our kingdom" trope, how about just enslaving the dude if you're going to be a dick about it either way? Executing someone with the power or revival is ridiculous. Not only is it unbelievably valuable, but he's also a support type magician with no way of "nuking the kingdom on a whim" or whatever excuse is commonly used.