How I Accidentally Turned My Little Sister into a Good-for-Nothing

To be honest, if this script were reversed, it would be absolutely heartbreaking. The younger brother and older sister relied on each other for survival. However, their mother remarried, and the older sister grew closer to her stepfather's two sons. Before, she only tutored her brother, but now she studies with both sons. She even makes lunchboxes for them...

I have a feeling that after a while, the author will become a new legend in the online literature world, standing alongside those speculators and tomb raiders.

"The Angel Next Door," right? I really don't believe you haven't read the book with that title. No traitors, posting some angel pictures.

In this post, I'd like to recommend "About How I Unintentionally Raised My Sister into a Useless Person," a light romance novel written by I Don't Like Being Lazy. Set in Tokyo, this story follows the daily life of the male protagonist, Raku Sakakibara, and several female characters.

I can accept the breakup with Liuli, Qiyue's courage to pursue her, and the love-hate competition. After all, nobody's perfect, and love is inherently blind and foolish. Making mistakes is somewhat acceptable as long as they don't violate principles. But I really can't accept Zhixue's storyline. Why? What gives him the right?

The gossip is over, and to be honest, the author is a real little devil; the tone, word choice, and sentence structure are so captivating that just watching makes me itchy to read more.

Good grief, the older sister dated, broke up, and got back together, while the younger sister secretly had a secret relationship. When the older sister found out, she couldn't accept it and stabbed herself. Then there's this whole body-swapping thing... What kind of nonsense is this?! It's unbearable! The beginning was quite interesting, how did it turn out like this? My stomach is already hurting, and they're still doing this!

Tianhai Snow is now available in KFC's deluxe meal (not really). Since everyone else has one, then Xue's can't be left out, right? Although I'm a fan of Ruri, that doesn't stop me from liking Xue too, so... All the glass and snow fans in the world, unite to overcome the oppression of the plum blossom falling from the sky!

I just finished watching Nine Glazed Tales and felt a pang of self-reproach. I think the most tragic character isn't the protagonist, who suffered terribly as a child and is now being torn between two conflicting fates as an adult. Meanwhile, a bunch of people are saying how incompetent the protagonist is and how miserable the female lead is.

I suggest the author upload the video directly to Bilibili; they can earn some money that way. Otherwise, it will be reposted sooner or later.