Dear Little Sister, I'm Sorry!

1. Although I understood the situation the moment I saw the bloodstains, because this kind of trope is used so much. But I still have to praise the author's writing style. The reason is simple: even though I completely guessed the ending, I was still quite unhappy and annoyed while reading. I guessed the ending because a good boss wouldn't turn a highly educated girl like Sakuya into a sex toy; training her to be an assassin would be somewhat of a waste of her talent. But I was still quite unhappy reading it, which just goes to show the author's skill. Even so, I still have to give it a bad review. 2. The younger brother being a fake boyfriend is too heartbreaking! How can he be a fake boyfriend?! He's so cute...

When I saw you say your writing wasn't very good, I almost laughed... If your writing is bad, then I guess only the veterans of SF (like Xiaohua and Huangjie) can compare to you. Anyway, it completely blows my work out of the water. Also, author, your plot points are amazing! When I saw the bloodstains, I thought... I was so scared I even prepared a hatchet to come knocking on their door. And then, I'm a siscon (yes), and also a lolicon (holy crap! Pervert)! So I hope you can write more of these two types of plots (childhood sweethearts count, right?)... There's also something else that really makes me...

First, let me clarify that I read this rather slowly, around chapters six or seven, specifically the part where Yukiko sleeps with me (winking emoji). At first, while it's still a light novel, the writing style is quite mature, with a touch of dark humor… which gave me a slightly uneasy feeling. Of course, the writing quality is still quite impressive. However… pfft, the ending of the first chapter was a complete shock… Although I also find cute boys appealing… the twist was truly terrifying, it really startled me (if I were eating, it would probably have made me spit everything out)...

I had just become a siscon when I first read this book, and now seven years have passed in the blink of an eye... And you're still updating it...

Still no return. I'm almost a programmer myself, and the industry seems to be getting worse and worse. When will the author come back at 35 to finish this book? Or has the author already become a giant in the industry?

The revised content for Volume 3 is being uploaded gradually, and updates will resume starting today.

This book's fan group welcomes anyone who wants to discuss the plot, tease Yuki, or send threatening messages urging for updates! (You might not believe it, but this 11-year-old group is still going strong. Yuki, you old rascal, please update soon!!!)

Ugh... I couldn't sleep last night, so I picked up my phone and started reading a novel. I finished the first volume around 4 AM. After finishing it, I regretted saying that yesterday because it was so good! Especially the mystery part... What are Youxi's measurements? Can you give me more details? Hmm... It's pretty good, the plot is hilarious. I actually laughed during the snow scene, almost waking my dad. It's the part where Youxi doesn't have body temperature, and her brother takes off her clothes to warm her up. It's great! One last time, author, please update soon! I want to finish it today, haha...

Dear Yuki-nii, I have a few questions I could answer. First, from Yuki-nii's writing, we know that Gen-nii raised Yuki from a young age. So, he must have changed Yuki's underwear, right? And given their close relationship, they must have bathed together, right? Yet, Gen-nii doesn't know the true identity of his "younger brother." My possible explanations are: one, Yuki had surgery during Gen-nii's university years, but given the humorous nature of this story, this possibility is practically zero; two, it might be related to Gen-nii's mother. Perhaps his mother forbade him from changing his younger brother's underwear or bathing with "him," and as for the reason? Maybe his father disliked girls. (Sorry,...)

I've been visiting the grave regularly. I remember reading this book when I was in junior high or very young. I've never commented on it before, but I felt that the author's writing style and the story were both excellent and captivating. It was probably the first domestic light novel I read on Pineapple Bun, and I downloaded it because of this book. It seems the author is going against life's realities. I can only wish you a happy life.