I Was Adopted by Verlaine

I woke up at the scene of an explosion with amnesia. This is bad.

A handsome blond man with blue eyes, practically at the pinnacle of beauty, found me, and insisted on being my big brother. That’s good.

But he keeps raising me as if I were a boy. This is terrible!

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Hello, my name is Uno Reimori, and my older brother is Verlaine.

Aside from his poor eyesight, his slightly questionable sanity, and the fact that our abilities tend to clash and create singularities that randomly drop us into other worlds, there’s nothing much wrong with him.

Yes, even when I open the front door and find flames flying everywhere, ninjas running amok, the infamous death ground of Beika Town, or the Dark Continent full of strange creatures, none of that is a problem!

I used to think my life was an adventure travel story about a brother and sister exploring different worlds, until...

We returned to our original world and met an orange-haired boy who looked just like me.

Clutching the DNA test report showing we were related, and watching the two gravity manipulators beside me brawl, I could feel my lips trembling.

Wait a minute.

Then what is this blond guy I’ve been calling “bro” for over ten years supposed to be?!

[Reader's Guide]

1. The blurb is written in first person, but the story itself is in third person.

2. Chuuya is her biological older brother. The pairing is undecided, and there may be several romances. Whoever ends up with her will have to earn it.

3. The cover uses a template. Similarities to other covers are normal, so please don't mention me in other people's comments, and please don't mention other people in mine. Thanks for understanding!

4. There is a completed If side story in the crossover series, available in my collection: “Yokohama Search for Family: My Brother Is Chuuya.”

Here's a preview of the Western Crossover IF story, following the relationships in this one:

“Can Breaking Up a Hundred Times Summon My Boyfriend? [Western Crossover]”

Because of an accident, Gotham overlapped and intertwined with an inverted world.

After going to extraordinary lengths to finally resolve the problem, Tim discovered that the Talons from the inverted world were still stranded in their world.

And one of them had even started dating an innocent girl who knew nothing about any of this.

What made the situation even more awkward for Tim was that the girl was his classmate, Morimi. Verlaine.

So... what should they do now?

After another clash of abilities opened a singularity, Morimi found herself stranded alone in a city called Gotham.

But the city was unusually unwelcoming to her.

She broke up with her first boyfriend because they were separated by different worlds,

with her second because of his absurd excuse, “We're not from the same world,”

and with her third when his human-supremacist father forced them apart...

In her eighteen years of life, Morimi had never experienced such humiliating romances.

So when a counterpart of her first boyfriend came looking for her, fussing over her and showering her with attention as if he wanted to rekindle their relationship, Morimi firmly rejected him.

Why bother with romance? A boyfriend isn't exactly hard to come by!

Boyfriends come and go, but my brother is forever.

Open the door! Send in my brother!

Theme: Building harmonious families together