My Little Sister Is a Cosplayer?

How did this book suddenly get featured on the boss's recommendation?

Rereading an old book, I found the comments section to be quite hostile. This book is actually quite good; you can refer to the comments in the text.

Does anyone know what the village chief's new alias is?

Is this genuine orthopedics or pseudo-orthopedics?

Great book. I read most of it on DB during my student days, and now I've subscribed to the whole thing.

The book is great, and Yi Yi is adorable. I think my feelings are similar to my comments from 20 years ago; I feel disappointed that the village chief isn't writing cosplay or similar books anymore. Does anyone know the village chief's current online identity? DM me, I'd like to read it.

June 7, 2026, 1:33 AM I read this book when I was a senior in high school, back in 2020. All I know is that I was so angry that I wrote a chapter to make up for it. Later, in my junior year of college, in 2023, I reread it and was so angry that I kept complaining about the author to my friends. Now it's 2026, and I'm here to offer incense again. This book might be considered a good piece of writing 20 years ago, and it's undeniable that the data doesn't lie. However, for today's standards, the plot is too outrageous, and the character portrayals are not particularly appealing. It feels more like a generational gap. I really like the character Shen Yi. He's probably the character who has influenced my sister-themed fanfiction the most. I'm here today because I just finished reading another sister-themed fanfiction, but it's so upsetting. Why are all the other sisters happy, pampered, loved, and enjoying their brothers' indulgence? But... Shen Yi... I won't talk about the protagonist anymore. In my previous impression, protagonists were utterly worthless. But I really have to talk about the author. What kind of author could be so heartless as to depict Shen Yi like this, treating a character they created like this? Forget it, it's been six years. It makes me feel like a cursed spirit. What a terrible author.

Isn't the main character of this book named Li Rem? Or am I remembering wrong?

Dear author, I apologize for bothering you. Your book has been embroiled in controversy by someone named Ziyan who wrote what appears to be a paid cuckoldry fanfic. Do you have any ideas on how to handle this?

I was initially drawn by the good data and the fact that it was a complete work, but I was really disappointed. The problems are huge, even in the earlier chapters alone. First, there's the issue of the male protagonist's character. He's very hollow. At the beginning, when he's treated badly by his sister at home, he doesn't show any obvious emotion; he's very… cowardly. Even when he infiltrates a QQ group and is called an idiot by his sister to his face, he doesn't get angry. It feels like everything his sister does is right and everything his brother does is wrong. Even later, when their relationship improves, I don't feel any of the familial affection a brother should have for his sister. It feels more like a fabricated brotherly concern for his sister, just to complete a system task. Throughout the whole story, the male protagonist feels like a tool for completing tasks, lacking genuine emotion and any sense of being a good older brother. Then there are some minor but overly frequent plot holes, which depend on individual tolerance levels; I personally find them very difficult to tolerate. Before they reconciled, the younger sister was always rude to her brother, calling him an idiot behind his back. Bei Hua also constantly echoed her rants about killing her brother, and because the younger sister kept cursing (yes, cursing, I don't even want to use the word "complain") her brother in the group chat, Bei Hua's attitude towards the male lead was also very bad, which was infuriating. Because the male lead's character arc was poorly developed, he only completed tasks and was extremely kind to his sister, even occasionally sabotaging her to control her affection level. You couldn't feel the male lead's character development, which made the system a hindrance to his character development. Kong Kong deliberately pulled down her clothes during a live stream, revealing her cleavage. Wait, wait, wait... Perhaps it will get better if you just persevere, but I found the earlier chapters very difficult to read. This is also a reference for those who come after me. Goodbye