I Took in a Younger Sister, Not a Yandere.

I've read Chapter 43, and although I can't continue reading, I think it's okay overall. First of all, in terms of writing style, in Tomato, as long as the content can be expressed, it is already very good, so there is nothing to choose. Then there are the characters. So far, I have only seen the defiant father (who seems to have no elements other than foreshadowing and outrageousness). As a classmate's virtual anchor (except for the awkwardness of what he said after a stress reaction, and the somewhat abnormal familiarity with the male protagonist who has only known each other for a short time, the setting is quite good). As a fan of the protagonist's book, the gold host lady (except for the fanaticism of the previous anchor, the protagonist's behavior of asking out on the Internet, and being able to enter his house unpreparedly, there are no other particularly vicious shortcomings). Finally, there is the half-sister (probably?) Whom the author seems to have intentionally focused on describing at the beginning. For the sister, the author seemed to want to create a pure character at first (but it was a bit outrageous for the author to make a high school student like this), and add a label of depression (probably set up to get closer to the protagonist), but later it seemed to start to be a bit sinister (should it be a foreshadowing?), But for a brother who has never met, but only heard about it, to be so close, it is still a bit... A bit dreamy. The overall feeling of this book to me is that it mixes chocolate ice cream (father and sister), vanilla ice cream (classmate anchor), and strawberry ice cream (book fan gold medalist). The original intention is to add up every point to make it taste better. But in fact, it would be better to just start three books with single female protagonists, which looks more comfortable and is easier to write. (Only personal thoughts) Based on my overall feeling, four stars is probably just right. Note: All the above are just my personal thoughts, and specific situations may vary from person to person.

Hello everyone, dear viewers. First of all, I would like to thank all the readers who like this book. Those who don't like it should also thank you. After all, this book does have many shortcomings. I am an amateur, so don't criticize me too hard -_-. Regarding the lack of yandere flavor in this book, it is indeed true. Many ideas are squeezed together, which not only results in a poor viewing experience, but also the yandere chapter is too long... ε=(´ο｀*))) Ahem, um, readers who want to read yandere can start reading directly from the second volume. From here on, the yandere flavor will be much improved. If you don't like some of the previous chapters, just skip those few chapters. You can read the rest before deciding whether to give up. [Cover face] Finally, I would like to thank all the readers who like this book. As long as I am not busy with studies, I will try my best to tell the story well and write it to the ending. [Seeking attention]

The male protagonist and his n sisters

Nice! Support the author!

It's beautiful, I hope the author keeps writing [Blow kiss]

It's very interesting. I hope the author will keep updating it. The plot is progressing well and there is no random writing. It's very good. [Like][Like]

Very beautiful! ! ! ! The ball author will give you a few more chapters! ! ! It looks so good that you won't lose money if you invest in it! ! ! !

Love to watch, love to watch, watch more

It's to my taste, good luck to the author

It's very interesting. This book is highly rated in my opinion.

Very nice looking

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

The feeling from the front looks okay

I like it very much, I can add a little more yandere elements

Very well written. It would be better if the updates are not interrupted. Follow up slowly.

Author, the reason why you are not popular may be that you are not too yandere. . [Think]