How Should I Keep My Adorable, Airheaded Little Sister Company?

Lately, maybe my perverted side has awakened, as I've become obsessed with incestuous romance novels, and that's how I found this one. (Although I used to be a transmigration/marriage-themed author). So I spent one night reading all the updated chapters. My overall impression is that it's sweet with a hint of... Perversion? No, what's wrong with the brother doing this to his sister? (Lol) The suspense is well-maintained, but the author should remember to fill in the plot holes. Overall, it feels perfect for a pervert like me. It's a pity I don't have a sister, so I can't quite understand He Qi's psychology. Finally, I'll make a wish here: I hope to be transported to the world of anime. Please be gentle with my writing, it's like something a primary school student would write (covers head in defense).

Reading this book reminded me of my own younger sister—cute, sensible, and a little mischievous. The book is heartwarming, light, and enjoyable to read, and I felt a strong sense of immersion (at least as someone who loves their sister). Especially from the brother's perspective, I couldn't help but wonder, "What is my sister thinking right now?" The recent scene of peeling shrimp reminded me of when my sister peeled peanuts for me. So I thought to myself, "If only Xiaoyan and her silly, arrogant brother could live happily ever after like this." For me, the real world is far less wonderful than the virtual world. I can't reciprocate my sister's feelings, and I haven't been able to...

Hi everyone, I'm a troll and a book hater, and this book is about to be thoroughly scathed! First of all, it's true that love can make people stupid! But this brother and sister pair are already mentally challenged (severe brother complex and twisted sister complex), and the audience won't like such brainless protagonists! Furthermore, this book is so sweet it'll make your teeth fall out; if the audience's teeth fall out, do you expect them to like it? Don't even think about it! Mmm~ It's so good! This book is really good, these brother and sister pair are so cute (as we all know, nothing can escape the "it's so good" law).

First of all, this is a very sweet and fairytale-like novel. The constant shifts in perspective are undoubtedly a major charm of the book (after all, the brother and sister's thinking is not on the same wavelength; they are always thinking of each other, thus neglecting the other's care for them). Furthermore, the appearance of supporting characters constantly portrays the siblings from an observer's perspective, creating a world that is almost entirely theirs, beautiful yet tragic (from an outsider's point of view). However, it's worth criticizing the male lead's twisted personality, which I genuinely found unacceptable, and the two characters' intelligence is truly worrying (although it's necessary for the plot), which makes the reader increasingly less inclined to think critically… and yet another chapter about panties…

I'm absolutely blown away! The writing is incredibly sweet, and I really love this type of story. My possessiveness matches the male lead's perfectly – it's like "don't touch what's mine!" The younger sister's character is great, but I don't really want it to be a typical incestuous relationship, so I hope the author can revise it a bit later! More slice-of-life scenes are welcome. I hope the book gets better and better. Some people say books are too sweet, but this kind of sweetness is hard to find. So, author, keep up the good work! I've finished the latest chapter. The supernatural element affecting the younger sister is good; it gives her a strong ability to protect herself. I don't want this kind of supernatural element to happen too often...

The author's characterization of the protagonist is very distinctive. Although the protagonist always arrogantly claims to "want to harm his sister," deep down he actually loves her! If his sister were in danger, he would definitely rush to her rescue without hesitation! The contradiction between his thoughts and actions creates a very likable individual. The sister's character satisfies the fantasies of many otaku about beautiful girls. Long live fantasy! Long live the sister complex!

Now I know why it was reported. First, it's too sweet; second, some of the plot points, like the teacher and principal scenes, were so disgusting that even I, who didn't want to report it, wanted to.

I only recently started reading this book, and then I noticed the latest update date was April? And then, according to the law, it's not allowed to continue? Hmm? What kind of crazy operation is this? I've only read a few chapters and it seems pretty good overall. Actually, I recommend starting a new story, slightly revising the content (just keep it about siblings, and don't focus on school life), and republishing it. That would be pretty much it. What does the author think? I'm really looking forward to this book...

I've been reading novels lately, but I'm getting increasingly annoyed and have lost the initial enjoyment. I was about to give up when I stumbled upon this novel on this app. I started reading just to kill time, but I've become increasingly addicted. I often find the little sister's adorable antics hilarious and admire the brother's ingenious ideas. Although I don't have a little sister like that in real life, reading this novel often reminds me of my own little sister who always acts cute and affectionate, which warms my heart. I will support this novel and say to the author: Thank you for your novel; it has helped me rediscover the joy of reading. However, I hope you take good care of yourself...

Tomb Sweeping, a work I watched a few years ago, I thought it was super beautiful and wonderful. Unfortunately, I've graduated from being a bit of a siscon and can't watch it anymore, which is sad. At the same time, with the New Year approaching, I hope that all the siscon brothers in the world have a cute brother-con sister. I miss my lost youth.