After a lifetime as an assassin with a one-hundred-percent mission success rate, Suzuki Hikari, famed for never missing a target, finally met her match.
When she opened her eyes again, she had transmigrated into a demon-slaying manga she used to read in her previous life, becoming the younger sister of a certain character who never read the room when he spoke and was habitually disliked by others: the clueless Tomioka Giyu.
Suzuki Hikari went to great lengths to look after her brother, who had no idea how to talk to people
Giyu: “It's fine. Besides, I'm not one of you...”
Suzuki Hikari (quickly covering his mouth): “Haha, my brother doesn't mean it like that.”
Giyu (confused.jpg): “Why won't you let me talk? This flower is from Rengoku...”
Kyojuro: “Um! That's right! I gave Hikari this flower!”
Suzuki Hikari, a beat too late: “...”
And so, many, many years later, Suzuki Hikari looked at the roomful of owls, great and small, and furiously picked up her pen to write the “Owl-Raising Handbook,” in the hope that future generations might find it useful.
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Reading guide:
1. Pairing: Kyojuro, one-on-one. (As long as you love Big Brother, we're sisters, even if we have different parents!)
2. The heroine has no memories from her previous life, but still has the strong constitution she developed through assassin training.
3. Happy ending. Read with confidence. The bonus chapters may be a tragic ending, though.
Hope you enjoy reading, and feel free to share kind suggestions and thoughts!
Theme: Bring warmth to others, and warmth to yourself
