I'll Cross-Dress to Get Back at My Twin Sister

I know that what lies hidden behind the flowers is not a tender fruit, but their past lurking in the darkness. Yes, after many years, they both chose to run away. Running away made the brother stronger. Running away made the sister timid. Running away led them to love… So, is loving each other the right thing to do? If so, will all the past pain disappear? Perhaps this is a self-righteous kind of growth, a constant compromise in a despicable world… It says, that's just how the world is… But what is the world really like? People in the world are struggling to survive, and many…

Chapters 34 and 35 of the final volume are missing. Does anyone have them? They're crucial scenes about the younger sister revealing her love letter, and their absence greatly impacts the viewing experience.

Please, more heroes! Don't just abandon this book that's already half-written! The princess hasn't even had her revenge yet, and all the heroes are still seeking revenge!!

Strictly speaking, this isn't a book review, just the whining of an ordinary reader, simply expressing what I wanted to say. This seems to be the author's second book. I'd say this book gives me a fairly pure Japanese light-hearted feel, reminiscent of watching *Oreimo*. The only slightly jarring parts are the character names and some settings; occasionally I feel confused about the context, or the exaggerated setup like hypnosis. Also, the cross-dressing male protagonist made me feel overly embarrassed. I've often skipped anime because of the protagonist's various pronouncements, so watching this was a bit of a struggle. From beginning to end...

I don't remember much of the plot anymore, but I'm writing this review for my younger self. It was the first novel that made me cry. The relationship between the brother and sister was like a bittersweet familial bond; the author really put their heart into it.

I finished reading this book on a secondary account, and got to this point... When blood stained the sheets, the last thing Ito Akira saw was probably the sky. Was that his final resting place? This thought lingered in my mind for a long time... If he could, he really wanted to play with his sister, right? Play with the Demon King's group, right? Their joyful daily life would continue forever... Only failure makes people remember, so how many failures did Ito Akira experience to become what he is now? He used to hope to become stronger to protect his sister, and he still does...

I genuinely admire those who post negative book reviews. Posting three in a row, what? Friend, are you trying to show off your superiority? I don't understand. If you don't like it, just leave. Don't maliciously sabotage this platform. It's just a platform; if you don't like it, you can leave. Nobody's forcing you. Aren't over 80% of the people here already familiar with crossdressing novels? Friend, if you've already read them, why are you using this as an excuse to post negative reviews? Is it really that interesting to deliberately post negative reviews? I despise people like you in every way. You're just polluting the air. When people are reading, they see one review and then the last one, and at the very bottom are three negative reviews...

Please don't try to pass off your low-class descriptions as something from a third-rate cultivation novel. I don't know if you've ever read any books on QQ Reading, but frankly, any third-rate campus novel there is far better written than yours. You probably couldn't write a cultivation novel. Your imagination and capacity are insufficient for it. You can use the term "light novel" to cover it up, but that only shows you lack the heart of a strong person. Furthermore, the tropes you use are all outdated (at least from what I've read). Of course, you might be unconvinced now, but don't be discouraged. As you grow older, perhaps you'll understand. Understand that what I'm saying today is the truth, and you can freely use it in your works...

This was the book I read when I first joined the site. Back then, I followed it chapter by chapter by getting vouchers through daily check-ins. It's a pity that so many years have passed and there's still no sequel. I subscribed to the whole thing today, just to commemorate it.

Why do they have to arrange for the main character to die?