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Toymaker Tria's Tyrant Problem
Alternative : Toymaker Tria's Tyrant Problem; Closed Because of Tyrannical Fathers; The Business Is Closed Because of the Tyrannical Fathers; 因为暴君爸爸们歇业了; 暴君パパたちのせいで廃業します; 霸道老爸们害我停业; 폭군 아빠들 때문에 폐업합니다
- Author(s) : Harasyo
- Status : Releasing
- Last updated : Jul-21-2025 08:41:02 PM
- View : 113,473
- Genres : Comedy , Fantasy , Romance , Shoujo
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- mangakakalove.com rate : 4.855 / 5 - 7 votes
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Toymaker Tria's Tyrant Problem summary:
As the ordinary owner of a toy workshop, Tria spent her days struggling to pay off a mountain of debt with the help of Shadie, her trusty shadow friend. Luckily for her, a mysterious, half-dead client shows up one day, offering a jaw-dropping amount of money to make an expensive toy. Despite being wary of the man and his circumstances, Tria accepts the commission. But it doesn't take long for her to realize that this dictatorial client is just one of the many tyrants that will plague her shop... Original Webtoon: , Official Translations: , , The tyrant emperor of the empire, the iron-blooded high priest who has said that there has been no blood or tears since the temple was built, the mage lord who is said to be the strongest wizard of all time and the dark duke who controls the underworld. Since when did there be so many idiot daughters in the world? Why do these crazy people order outrageous things every single day! And why are those children all so esoteric? Unable to endure the rush of orders, various threats, and difficult children, I decided to close the toy studio that had been in existence for the third generation. However, the day after burning the workshop, the fifth workshop flashed before my eyes. Why was there no mention of “you” in “If I can’t save my daughter, you’ll die too”? It contains the joys and sorrows of a petit bourgeois woman who has to make perfect things on a set date due to the money of the powerful.