Call Me Daddy [Quick Transmigration]

Is there going to be a sequel? I feel like there’s definitely room for a second book to exist. Especially since there’s still the mystery of a certain someone’s background, and what the world will be like after the events of the ending happened.

If you have been in a dungeon for 20 years, you can also appoint someone

Thank you I'm going in

After the way he kept degrading & raping her. There should have been a lot of groveling. Just apologizing after abusing & assaulting someone is not enough. FL was too weak & spineless.

Love Price!? is undoubtedly one of the sweetest one-shots I've ever had the pleasure of reading. It had me squealing and giggling uncontrollably, to the point of hyperventilating with excitement—something that doesn't happen often.

Story: While the plot isn't the most original, there's something about Love Price!? that truly stands out. There's a certain special quality I can't quite put my finger on. Given its fast-paced nature, I had to remind myself that this was a one-shot and not a fourteen-volume manga series. With such limited space, it's understandable that the relationship couldn't develop slowly and steadily. The story follows a boy (I'm terrible with names) who encounters an older, wealthy man. Upon discovering his wealth, the boy requests a job but ends up being used as a sex slave. Despite initial wariness, the boy inexplicably falls in love. As someone who isn't particularly fond of one-shots, I'll give the story a fair six.

Art: The artwork in Love Price!? is exceptionally well done. I'm a big fan of Yuzuki Ichi's style, though the art in this one-shot doesn't quite match the brilliance of her other work, "Welcome Home" (a yaoi manga, by the way *wink*). Still, the art in Love Price!? sets a high standard for other yaoi mangaka. I'd rate it an eight.

Characters: I'll give the characters a seven. Although there aren't many characters, Yuzuki Ichi does an excellent job of making each one distinct. They have unique backgrounds, and I'm a huge fan of the classic trope where a rich man falls in love with a poor boy—it's such a sweet, forbidden romance.

Enjoyment: Unfortunately, my enjoyment level is fairly low, so I'll rate it a mere five. Why so low when I've praised every aspect? Simply put, it was too short for my personal satisfaction. If Love Price!? had been longer, with a better balance between romance and intimacy, I would have awarded it full marks.

Overall: A six. I've explained my reasons. I do recommend this one-shot if you're looking for something sweet, simple, and quick. Just like how you might read a long manga and need some fast-paced action, Love Price!? fits the bill perfectly.