NandoFalske

Victor Shieldman is a skilled retired hunter, the kind with the power to rip the head off a dragon, but who suddenly became a father when an injured woman handed him a child before dying. As he had promised the woman, Victor took care of the child and taught everything he knew to the little girl, who quickly became a Rank-S hunter, the highest level a hunter can reach. However, she had an unshakeable sense of justice and that's probably what caused her to suddenly disappear mysteriously.
Victor then abandoned his life as a tavernkeeper and went to the big city to find the daughter he had adopted, thus discovering his main power as a secondary character: the ability to return from the dead.
Is this new power a blessing from a god? Will Victor always be able to prevent his daughter's death with this power? Or is it a curse in this world full of monsters, calamities, wars and heroes from another world?


Main Tags: Action, Romance, Adventure, R18, Magic, Overpowered, Genius, Antihero, Kingdombuilding, Immortal 
Schedule: 14 chapters/week.
Chapter length: 1000 - 2000 words
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I’m a Immortal Tavernkeeper, But My S-Rank Daughter Doesn’t Know That!

Gravisk, seeing that Victor had managed to break through its barrier with that sword that seemed to absorb magic, raised its staff and prepared an attack.

"You're very good for a mere human! But no matter what kind of freak you are, your destiny now is to be crushed by me!"

Victor didn't reply with words, instead he swung his sword as the demon's attack came and he cut the beam of evil energy in half with no problem.

"What?!!" Gravisk was stunned to see Victor do this, because he hadn't done anything like it until this late stage of the battle, even with Gravisk throwing so many attacks at him and his friends.

Victor landed in front of the demon and raised his head to look it in the eye - after all, he had done just that before. He then rested his sword on his right shoulder and said to Gravisk:

Bluffing