Tokyo: My Little Sister Is a Manga Artist

Well, it's the same old anime/manga style: factional strife, tsundere characters, sibling rivalry, losers, plus some plagiarism from domestic novels, resulting in a hodgepodge of genres. Current defects: 1. The younger sister is unlikable (due to personal preference); she's just arrogant, and the author has gone even further by increasing her fighting ability.

Classic blockhead, classic love idiot, classic key interruptor, classic gentle and masculine male lead.

This book is aimed at readers whose average age is 30+.

The show was doing quite well in the early stages, focusing on the career storyline with a romantic comedy as a secondary element. Everyone was enjoying it. But it got boring and I lost interest in subscribing after the confession and the establishment of the relationship, which led to a love triangle and some inexplicable club-related plot points.

This style of writing, these characters—this is 2016!

There's only one question: why isn't the female lead named Chen Rui?

It's a classic tsundere character, but has the author considered whether everyone can tolerate her only being tsundere right now?

Chen Rui, when will the lemons ripen?

What about anime/manga series like "Old Deng"? This kind of Japanese light novel style, their eye for selecting works, like (Kino's), is very pleasing. I don't really understand those who plagiarize the three major shonen manga. One issue is that these are all extremely long stories.

It's 2026 and we're still seeing fanfiction of *Oreimo*, which is really rare. But I hope the female lead isn't the younger sister, and that it doesn't end badly like the original—like picking up a worthless stone from a pile of diamonds! Tsundere, tsundere, the most important thing is tsundere, not tsundere.