I Fuse All Things in Tokyo

I felt the relationship between the protagonist and his sister was handled too hastily and abruptly. The protagonist's past self had done almost everything to harm his sister, but the protagonist offered no explanation before suddenly becoming kind to her. To put it nicely, the protagonist lacks self-awareness; to put it bluntly, the protagonist is brainless.

Can you combine figures? I'd love to see! 👀

It's great! I heard the author has 500,000 words in reserve, is that true? 😏

Honestly, now that I know my sister has superpowers... The fact that they acted so differently made it seem like the protagonist was treating everyone else like idiots.

Sorry, I failed in Chapter 5.

I've only read seven chapters, and there are a bunch of minor flaws. The original protagonist often treated his younger sister roughly, but after the protagonist transmigrates, he suddenly becomes kind to her the next day, even making her breakfast. This feels very abrupt. What do you think a shrine maiden sister who frequently deals with the supernatural would think?

Author, other authors have three golden chapters, but yours is just one that makes you want to quit. If I keep reading, I'll develop a psychological aversion to it and I'm quitting.

Overall, the cheat-like abilities are quite fresh, and the background design is decent. However, the author's writing style is somewhat lacking (the foreshadowing and setup are too obvious; it would have been better not to include them. It feels like deliberately planting foreshadowing, making the ending less surprising and even annoying). Nevertheless, it's still quite good.

For some reason, they look so alike

Can it be turned into a girl's panties?