I'm Around 30 Is It OK with Me?

Ultimately, this is a wish fullfillment manga, but it's obvious. The male protagonist is a not very talanted or motivated guy that wins over the hearts of both mama and her whole family, which are a likeable cast in their own right. Which, not gonna lie, feels kinda wholesome by the ending, but also slightly rushed. I am fine with tropes like these, many want their version of a Cinderella story, but it still felt a bit undercooked, like maybe one more volume of chapters needed to be made for moving from comedic filler to the conclusion which was a bit more serious. Other thancliche plot and wish fullfillment, I have to say - not a fan of fanservice with a 12-year old daughter in the story. I had to move past these moments quickly due to huge embarassment, I don't know what was in author's mind when he wrote and drove these moments, to be honest.