Crayon Shin-chan: I’m Misae’s Younger Brother

This book is rather bland but quite enjoyable. Author, I really wish the male lead's girlfriend was Nanako!

It's so good! The male lead is such a perfect wife and mother 🥰, I want to see a story with two male leads.

Well written, but it says not to create a harem (those who create harems in Crayon Shin-chan are really despicable).

After reading these chapters, my face turned grave. I lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 Nongfu Spring water (a rare vintage), held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my mood—heavy, very heavy.

Wow~ My uncle isn't the kind of person who's immediately stunning, but rather has a sunny and cheerful vibe, which I absolutely love. Plus, if there are any issues, I can tell the author, and they'll fix them promptly. I love both the story and the author. Keep up the good work, author! (◦˙▽˙◦)

Hello author, I am the parent of this account. Recently, my child has been refusing to eat or speak, showing no signs of life or expression. However, I noticed he only smiles and seems lively when reading Tomato Novels. Later, when he went to the bathroom, I checked his phone and found that he had been reading your book frequently. Furthermore, I found a critical illness notice under his pillow.

The author writes well. Although there are many minor errors, they are insignificant. Author, please don't overwork yourself; get some rest. Adequate rest will give you the energy to update more frequently and make fewer mistakes. Wishing the author's rating continues to rise. @

Well written, but I'd like to make a suggestion: if the protagonist's target isn't Matsuzaka Ume later on, could you resurrect Dr. Tokuro? I mainly want a better plot, even though he died in an explosion in the manga. But he hasn't been resurrected in the anime, has he?

I'd give this book five stars; it's really good. However, I still want to ask the author about the romance aspect. I won't go into detail about Nini, but even though the girls have a slight crush on each other, I feel a little uncomfortable with what I think is a kind of ambiguous relationship. I hope it doesn't become a harem. Could you focus on the plot in the early stages and let the female lead develop later? The book is very good, and the male lead is very sunny; I like him a lot too.

It's very good. The only downside is that the romance plot gets a bit messy in the middle. However, the female characters will gradually leave the story later on. Currently, it seems to be a single-female lead, Nanako. Keep it up, author! 💕