My Home

For Mai, life at home is anything but a typical childhood experience. Despite still being an elementary school student, she carries the weight of responsibilities that far exceed her years. Rather than enjoying the carefree days usually reserved for children her age, Mai finds herself constantly looking after her father, a man whose immaturity and lack of responsibility force her into the role of caretaker. The household dynamic is entirely reversed, leaving the young girl to manage the daily challenges of keeping their lives in order while her parent behaves more like a child than an adult. Each day brings a new set of unpredictable circumstances as Mai navigates her father’s endless stream of childish antics. What begins as a struggle to maintain normalcy often evolves into something far more chaotic, as she is frequently drawn into his foolish behavior despite her best efforts to remain the voice of reason. Whether she is trying to correct his mistakes or reluctantly participating in his latest ridiculous scheme, Mai’s routine is defined by constant upheaval. Through it all, the story highlights the unique and challenging bond between a remarkably mature daughter and her deeply immature father, painting a vivid portrait of a household where growing up happens far too early.