probably better off not reading this series because until the end of the series she's still 4 years old.

In a nutshell, this is the adventures of the reincarnated, blind, maid raping toddler and her (his) toddlercon fairy girlfriend. This author has some weird-ass fetish, the creepiest part is that the whole story is written in a lighthearted fashion so if you're not paying too much attention and are treating this as a light read you might start thinking it's OK to sexually harass maids as a grown man in the body of a female toddler.

Okay, I'm kidding about the last part (or am I? *X-Files theme intensifies*) but it doesn't change the fact that this lighthearted slice of life reincarnation story is casually having a grown man reincarnated as a blind toddler sexually harassing his maids and have them addicted to it. It's sickening and if you think this is the best part of it then you have some issues, mate, or you're just h**ny and are not thinking straight, in that case go beat your meat so you can get this sick sh*t out of your system.

Overall, I rate this 1/5 that toddler is a guy

The reason for the uncomfortable feeling is that on one hand it's a story about a guy who transmigrates into the body of a girl who is blind from birth and he/she tries to grow up with all kind of cute things around and with the help of a very OP grandma. But on the other hand we got a story of a guy who transmigrates to the body of a just born girl and from day 1 acted like a disgusting pe*vert. Starting with making the mother feel uncomfortable giving breast feeding to he own daughter purely because of the pathetic behavior of the otaku guy inhabiting the body of small girl. The guy eventually r*pes his 4 maids one by one and the author made it seem it was something fantastic and nothing negative but I can only see it as a guy raping his maids and eventually that was the reason I stopped reading. The reason why I say that the MC r*pes his maids is the girls are forced to feel erot*c feelings, and c*m from it, without even being given the chance to avoid it and the maids are kind of forced to comply because the girl body that is occupied by a pathetic pe*verted male otaku is the noble patron that the maids work for and their live is dependent on the decisions of their noble employers. The author glosses over it by making the maids like it but it still r*pe. The second reason why I feel disgusted by reading this novel is the MC, the MC lives in a body of a girl and somehow the body of the girl does not influence how the male perveted spirit sees the world... that is so unrealistic and illogical that I can't get my head around it. A body produces hormones and hormones have a big effect on ones behavior and even how you look at events and I can't understand why the only thing that remains in the male thinking mode (e.g. <think with male reproductive organ> mode) is the spirit. It is a girl body in a world who recognizes her as a girl so why denigrate that character with giving the thinking pattern of a depraved rapist? I know it is a fantasy story but the way this character behaves makes me ashamed of the author, and I'm just a reader. One thing is for sure having a Japanese male author write a story with a female MC is an impossible combination because most male Japanese Isekai novel writers think with their productive organ and nothing else.

The story starts off like quite a few reincarnation stories, with the MC (a grown man in his thirties) dying and waking up in the body of a newborn girl. However, Lily has 1 handicap and 2 cheat! She's blind but she can see magic and she's divine levels of cute.

Right, entire sections of the story are based around the premise that Lily is angelically cute, more so than just any toddler. It's actually pretty silly, and I almost rolled my eyes at some of the actions taken by other characters in response to that cuteness, but I suppose it's not enough to take away enjoyment of the series.

That said, even 120+ chapters in, and Lily is still barely three years old. It's not that the chapters are short, but the story is unusually "slow" compared to most reincarnation stories. Not in the sense that developments are drawn out and take forever to wrap up, but because this story covers Lily's entire childhood, without any significant time-skip. It just continues at a very steady pace, often only glossing over a couple weeks or at most a month or two's worth of time.

And yet, I can't say I found the story boring or anything; it's a very sweet slice of life with some sugary yuri on the side, so if you're into that, this'll probably be right up your alley. There does seem to be a lot of groundwork laid out for possible future "arcs", so I'm looking forward to that, even if it'll take ages to approach that point. I'm actually surprised at how the author is able to keep the story so interesting for so long, when the main character is a baby, but this is probably thanks to Lily being such a sweet character.