Raise a Little Sister as My Girlfriend

(This is my first time writing a book review, please forgive any shortcomings!) (I'm giving it nine stars, one less so you don't get arrogant (' - ' * )) Overall, *Raising a Younger Sister* is a very refreshing and unconventional sister-themed novel. After reading it, you won't feel tired of it or particularly excited, but you'll inexplicably feel a faint sense of happiness and satisfaction. The opening volume serves as the novel's development and background explanation, introducing the setting of two loving siblings who are forced to separate due to family circumstances. So, is there a problem with this setting? I would say: yes and no. (Sigh,...)

I have been reading this book since December 2017. Different from many books that I have read on SF or internet generally, the main character of this book is not invincible to which makes the story mo...

This was the first novel I read after reading Pineapple Bun, and I found it very enjoyable with a great plot. I'm just worried it might not be a pure romance between a younger sister and older brother; I hope it's not a harem. I'll definitely finish reading it; the story is very heartwarming. I hope the author keeps up the good work! I hope you can write more about the daily lives of the younger sister and older brother. I believe the author will get better and better. (Note: The last sentence is a separate comment from another user, not part of the original text.) In short, I just hope it's not a harem, please! ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू ) Best of luck, author!

I'm currently reading the chapter about Su Yuqing, the one where the male lead goes to jail for his sister. Seeing his actions, I feel like he'll be completely dominated by a woman, like he'll end up in a harem. I don't like harems to begin with, and being a hardcore fan of female characters, even if the female lead isn't his sister or part of a harem, it still hurts my heart. It's so frustrating. It's strange why so many people like harems? You're clearly just lusting after their bodies, ugh! Disgusting! (~￣△￣)~ I thought I'd found a masterpiece about younger sisters, but it's slowly going in strange directions. Introducing new characters is fine, but why do they have to be women?! Every time I read...

First of all, I must say, the book is really good! But I also hope there won't be a harem, that the younger sister won't be heartbroken, that she won't have to share her brother with others ヽ(≧Д≦)ノ, and that the younger sister won't have to wait too long or suffer too much. After all, love divided into several parts isn't complete love. Even if the younger sister says she doesn't mind in the end, or even if she eventually convinces herself to accept it, she'll definitely still be happier than if her brother only loved her. So a true brother who's a devoted brother wouldn't have the heart to let his sister share him with others. I also hope the author can write some scenes of the daily life of the siblings after they get together, such as...

I've finally found an ideal sister-themed novel! I don't care about harem or not, as long as the brother and sister end up together. I'm afraid it will all fall apart because of blood ties. The author's writing is very good; I really like it. The everyday warmth is touching. It reminds me of another novel with a sister, but the sister wasn't related to me by blood, and it didn't work out. I'm really afraid this one won't either. It absolutely has to be guaranteed that the sister and brother will be together. I've already spent several tens of yuan on this book, and I don't want to read pirated copies, so I'll just have to save it and read it slowly. This is the first serialized novel I've paid to follow. I hope it survives. In this day and age, to have an ideal sister-themed novel is...

As the title suggests, after reading the chapter on the conflict in Volume 4, I sincerely believe this might be autobiographical. The author's arrangement in Volumes 1 and 2 is very clever, and the interspersed flashbacks are just right. The heartwarming daily life in Volume 3 contrasts sharply with the upheavals in Volume 4. Writing such a novel undoubtedly requires a certain amount of life experience. Considering the author's relatively young age, I've concluded that it might be autobiographical. At the same time, as a reader, every time I see Lu An tell Lin Li that he won't leave her, my heart skips a beat. Is the author being too cruel to the siblings? Or is he trying to end it tragically? I sincerely hope the author...

A slice-of-life story, worth reading. It includes school life, sibling interactions, and the male lead's popularity with women outside of school. However, the male lead's popularity with women is really hard to understand; is this going to turn into a love triangle? We'll see how the author handles it. But if it goes from a love triangle to a sibling ending... I think I saw a glimpse of that in the mother's story... In short: it's good, worth reading, keep it up, author! ↖(^ω^)↗ Opening bet: sibling ending, 1000 fire (points)

Don't wait any longer, everyone. This book will be shut down if it continues to be written, so there will be no ending.

If only it were a harem! Even if the love is divided among several parts, I wouldn't want the class monitor and the others to say goodbye to the male lead... You all just want the younger sister to have a good time, right? =͟͟͞͞=͟͟͞͞⁽⁽(०⌓०⌯)⁾⁾!! (This is a first-time post, so I didn't think of much. Please forgive me.)