Transferring to Tokyo: Living with My Stepsister

How can I put it, it is indeed a rare breath of fresh air, like watching a TV series, the details are very good, there could be more character branches, each character's personality characteristics are very distinct, I hope the author can maintain this state and continue writing

I didn't expect it to be quite good-looking, and it's top-notch in tomatoes. The main points that some people find difficult to accept are: 1. First person 2. More daily life 3. Slow pace 4. The protagonist starts as a freshman in high school I personally think this is a campus love story, and having to eat it is not the first priority. It is very sweet and has few interesting points (I saw an error). If you like light novel style, you can read it. If you like ordinary campus romance, you can also read it😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋

The content of the story is light and daily, very smooth, and it is very comfortable to read. Moreover, I feel that although this book is in the first person, it is natural to read. It does not feel as awkward as other books. I highly recommend it. The protagonist is also likeable and can cook. Each other task is designed to be more three-dimensional. I don't know why the rating is so low. Please promote it more. This is a good book [Congratulations] But after reading so much, I only feel that a few of the names written in the author's introduction are all about my sister. Of the heroines, only Ichinose and my sister feel a little like the heroines. But it is still a good book.

It's a breath of fresh air. It's really refreshing to see it. Don't be affected by the comment section, but everyone has different tastes. You must read it. Light Life. I read it slowly. I finished it in a week. It fits my imagination of slow life. It even inspired me when I was at the University of Tokyo (I am a high school student). It gave me the direction and motivation to work hard for goals that I didn't dare to look directly at. It's worth reading!

Come on, come on, it's well written. I'll review it after I read it again. The lightness of the day is very good, and the description of the heroine is also very good. 🍅Hurry up and give it a rating. It's strange that it's only 5.8 For all the five-star reviews.

It looks good, but there are problems with the settings. Many of the settings have completely changed in the past. For example, the main character started out as a freshman in high school but ended up as a sophomore in high school in the second semester. Chiori was not the male protagonist in the beginning and then again in the school. There are still a lot of the same problems, but overall it is quite good-looking. Is the content of this book really the same after dating Shiraishi as it was before dating? The settings have been changed a lot. The content is not inspirational, but it is inspirational, but it is too boring. The male and female protagonists were not good-looking before they started dating. Can't they send more sweets or write more about the daily routines of male and female friends on weekends?

It's a pity that the quality starts to drop significantly from Kyoto.

This is the first time I read a first-person book like this. I feel pretty good. I probably won't abandon the book 👍

I hope to use quotation marks and brackets to distinguish Chinese and Japanese

It's pretty good, almost like a Japanese comic.