Someone Please Take My Little Sister Away

I really enjoy this book, and I hope the author continues it as a true harem story. I don't understand many people's aversion to harems; I just feel that every character is vividly portrayed, especially the female characters—it would be heartbreaking if they couldn't all be included, including my younger sister. Aren't light novels meant to let people immerse themselves in joys they can't experience in reality? Why must the heroines be heartbroken? Can't they just be with the people they love? Are societal norms really that important? Can human emotions be ignored? I know my views are naive...

The writing is indeed good. The early writing style perfectly captured the tsundere feeling of a younger sister from an erotic manga! I initially thought it would be mostly just interactions between a few heroines. Then, suddenly, it turned into a human-shaped, self-contained sex machine? I couldn't stop there. The reading experience deteriorated further. The author's writing skills were completely inadequate to manage a harem! The overall reading experience was disappointing! Moreover, the constant focus on sexual encounters reminded me of those wish-fulfillment novels from a few years ago. I suggest stopping reading after the first H scene. The later parts only breed disgust.

I came here because I have a sister complex. The initial plot, with its tsundere younger sister and gentle girlfriend, was good, and the writing was decent; I enjoyed reading it. Then, I don't know when it started, the male lead transformed into a walking, talking anti-aircraft gun, taking in every woman he could find. Seriously, this is even more outrageous than some wish-fulfillment novels on Qidian! Having too many female leads meant I couldn't balance the plot; I'd write about one and neglect another. A harem isn't about quantity, but quality. Three or four are enough; just focus on the romance and daily life. Why did I have to write so many?

I've only read up to the part where the male lead leaves the police station and goes home, so I won't comment on the rest. The supporting characters are problematic; they're all the same type of goofy characters... Not bad, just too monotonous and boring after a while. The beginning was quite good, witty and humorous, but I found the younger sister's character a little unlikable. However, after the male lead got a girlfriend, the story started to fall apart... He can't let go of this one, can't move on to that one, another will be heartbroken, and the last one will be jealous... He can't make a decision, and sooner or later he'll follow in Makoto Shinkai's footsteps and suffer the consequences. (But judging from the plot development, it seems like a harem is about to form...)

The early slice-of-life scenes were nice, but the romance was terrible, and it seems like none of the guys around the male lead are normal. It feels like a light novel from a web novel platform; he has girlfriends but is still thinking about others, can't let go of this one, can't bear to part with that one—why didn't he confess in the first place? Why not just continue with the ambiguous relationship? Also, I feel like it's gone a bit off-topic. Shouldn't the theme be "Who will win my sister's heart?" Why does the male lead get upset whenever a guy is around his sister? (These are purely personal opinions; please don't be offended.)

To be honest, I feel this book will either have a tragic ending or be abandoned altogether. After all, it involves so many girls, and while it's enjoyable to read, the ending is completely unpredictable. If it's about the protagonist marrying the main heroine and all the other girls becoming his mistresses without regard for status, that would be incredibly awkward. But if it's about all the girls, except for the main heroine, eventually forgetting about the protagonist and the others (exm?), It would leave readers feeling disappointed and regretful (I've been poisoned by too many of these endings). I won't even mention the "killing off" ending (my hardware store sells all sorts of razor blades). In short, the ending is very difficult to write. I hope the author will give this book a happy ending. Good luck!

At first, it was a lighthearted and enjoyable school-themed light novel with a younger sister theme, but then it turned into a harem, and slowly into a harem story. I don't know if it will become like Makoto Itou's novel later on, but this is really annoying. Since the title clearly indicates the main plot, wouldn't a lighthearted younger sister theme with a light harem be better? The slice-of-life scenes at the beginning were really comfortable to read, which is why I started reading, but as it went on, it really felt like it changed (maybe it's just my personal feeling). I really hope that the later episodes don't add more harem elements but instead focus more on the lighthearted slice-of-life scenes with the younger sister. Or is the author trying to go further and further down the Makoto Itou path? I'm telling you, you'll lose me if you keep nagging like this...

Honestly, the comments section is full of people saying they're dropping the book, which is infuriating. Take it or leave it, why bother commenting and trying to annoy others? I've been a reader since the beginning, and while there have been times when the story left me disappointed, I'll support Yu Shan no matter what he writes. Every book is a world created by an author; what right do those with malicious intent have to criticize? It's impossible to please everyone. Many people only see the discrepancy between the book and their expectations and readily criticize it. Who has praised the author's hard work in constructing the plot and writing style? Honestly, looking at the comments section, I...

You're all laughing so hard, but why not criticize the plot? Reading novels is supposed to be fun, why keep bashing the author for your favorite female lead? Does anyone else have the experience of being knocked on the door by their parents after laughing so hard late at night? My parents are always urging me to get a brain CT scan. Anyway, just enjoy the read; it's supposed to be funny, right? I support Yushan! When it comes to writing funny light novels, I only admire you. Your imagination is truly amazing; you can come up with all sorts of plots effortlessly, and your writing style is witty and humorous. If I could...

A classic example of a sister-complex story, it's quite refreshing in terms of plot. However, the explicit content wasn't quite enough (as a seasoned reader, I wanted to see Yu Shan and his sister get into some serious drama). Of all the novels I've read, this is definitely the most captivating, bar none. The author has clearly put in a lot of effort, and I hope they'll dedicate more time to the sister's storyline. I'll continue to support this book; honestly, it's even made me a little fond of sister-type girls! In short, I fervently hope the author continues to update! Support!!!