Self-indulgent, chuunibyou, lighthearted, absurd
When the deadpan high school boy Tsubami Aizuru opens the bathroom door and comes face-to-face with Tsubami Mirai, a brazen, bossy brat with twin tails wrapped in a bath towel, his first thought is: Are thieves cosplaying as me these days?!
But her family register, student ID, even their embarrassing childhood stories all match... Could she really be “another me”?!
From then on, Aizuru’s daily life falls completely apart:
In the morning, Mirai kicks him awake: “You scumbag! Where’s breakfast?”
At school, his classmates gawk: “Tsubami, why does your little sister have the same sharp tongue as you?!”
I feel like I'm reading this, it's very well written.
Apart from the fact that there are too few, it's quite nice. It's the first time I've seen this style of writing.
I feel unaccustomed to not beating up a hundred rich second-generation people when I put the tomatoes aside.
It looks great, but it's a pity that it's limited.