My Little Sister Can't Possibly Be the Evil God's Chosen One

Having read up to chapter 99, I'm a bit disappointed. It has the unreliable flaws of Japanese light novels, but it lacks their delicate emotions. Moreover, domestic novel audiences are more focused on plot, and as an isekai (another world) story, the plot development lacks any driving force, even though the background and character settings clearly have a lot of room for growth.

It doesn't seem like a newbie. At first, I thought it was another classic story of sacrificing cultists and then causing trouble, but it turned out to be a bit of a redemption and nurturing story. The writing style and pacing are also decent. I'll subscribe to the whole thing and reserve a spot for you. If you update well and don't abandon the story, I'll subscribe to the whole thing.

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What do you guys think of the recent plot developments? The author is actually terrible at fighting 😭 And to all you book-raising experts, please promise me you'll only raise it for one more day, okay? ♪٩(´ω`)و♪ Tuesday! Be sure to click in on Tuesday to add a follow-up read for the young author!! This is the most crucial round, so I really hope everyone can lend a hand! So, as usual, I'll give everyone a big thumbs up! Hope you enjoy watching! ^_^

Just when the main character and the female lead's relationship was blossoming, he suddenly went to see the twin sisters, and then when his relationship with the twins was also developing, he said he was going back to find the female lead. This plot felt very disjointed; the first and second halves of the story felt like watching an episodic drama, with absolutely no connection between them.

A classic sacrificial opening, a classic ability to attract evil gods. The characters are very immature; it's hard to imagine the protagonist was once a corporate slave.

It feels like the author has gone overboard with writing about the younger sisters, making all the characters childish. The protagonist, who was a corporate slave in his past life, now acts like a naive little boy, and the female leads also act more childish than their stated ages. Their psychological ages have all been dragged down by their two younger sisters.

Don't portray the male lead as a brainless idiot just for the sake of a simple love triangle, someone who can't see anything and isn't proactive.

As the title says, time seems to jump by in the forest, sometimes by half a month at a time. So much time has passed and the princess is still missing, and nobody's looking for her!

It's that same offbeat writing style again. The inner monologues are made to seem humorous, but they just read really corny.