Title

I Guess I Became the Mother of the Great Demon King's 10 Children in Another World

Also known as: Isekai de Saikyou Maou no Kodomo-tachi 10-nin no Mama ni Nacchaimashita., 異世界で最強魔王の子供達10人のママになっちゃいました。, I Became the Mother of the Strongest Demon Lord's 10 Children in Another World, Isekai de Saikyo Maou no Kodomotachi 10nin no Mama ni Natchaimashita., ชีวิตใหม่ในโลกต่างมิติของฉันถูกลิขิตให้เลี้ยงลูกจอมมารทั้ง 10, Le Roi-Démon et moi, et nos 10 enfants

by Ema Tooyama

Score from AniList: 66/100finished10 volumes42 chapters

Comedy Fantasy More like I Guess I Became the Mother of the Great Demon King's 10 Children in Another World

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Akari was a typical game-loving 16-year-old girl who lived with her mother, until a fateful accident left her an orphan. A year later, she makes a fateful wish on a game cartridge to be a great mother for a family of her own—only to be swept through a portal into another world! She finds she's been summoned as the "priestess from another world"...whose role is to become mother to the children of the demon king himself?! (Source: Kodansha USA) Note: Includes 2 extra chapters.

Chapters available: 42
Type: Manga

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3/5

A cheerful fish-out-of-water comedy where a teenager becomes a mother to a demon king's brood, and the family warmth beats the battles.

Pros

A heartwarming family dynamic
Gentle, relatable comedy about raising kids

Cons

The premise is more fun than the action
Domestic chaos repeats across chapters

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Akari was a game-loving teenager until an accident left her an orphan, and then a wish on a game cartridge swept her into another world, where she is set to become a mother to a whole household. The premise mixes wish-fulfilment with sweet absurdity, and it leans into the strangeness of its setup. The result is an offbeat family comedy with plenty of heart.The warmth is the strongest part. The young demon siblings are lively and distinct, and Akari's earnest attempts to parent them give the chapters a steady, pleasant rhythm. The comedy is gentle, and the family bonds grow believably over time.The weaknesses are clear. The fights and bigger demonic conflicts take a back seat, so readers wanting action may find it slow. Some domestic chaos repeats across chapters, and the wider world is less developed than the household.Recommended for readers who like warm, slice-of-life fantasy with a family core. Expect comfort over combat.