The Little Matter of Making the Sunglasses Girl Happy Again

From the normal sibling care shown to Chestnut, to the cold period after the accident, to the gradual intimacy that blossoms from their initial affection, to the uncertainty of whether they should be together due to societal obstacles, and finally to the happy ending where they discover their true feelings and get together after going through all sorts of trials, "The Little Thing That Made the Sunglasses Girl Happy Again" has come to an end. This work is the most relatable and realistic sister-themed novel I've ever read. What amazed me most was that it didn't forget reality while delivering sweet moments; the emotional changes and descriptions were very delicate, and the foreshadowing was well done. I listened to "Time Thief" on repeat for the first 50+ hours, and then started listening to "Accompany You Through..." On repeat in the middle...

This is my first time writing a book review, and as a seasoned siscon (sister complex) myself, I was immediately captivated by this book. Unlike other siscon novels that use the siscon theme as a premise but are actually mindless harem stories, and whose emotional depth is far inferior, this one is different. I believe a true siscon novel isn't about fleeting whims or feelings arising simply from good looks; that would be a complete failure. Because this kind of feeling is indescribable, a genuine desire to be together, something that starts from childhood. Some might say familial love isn't romantic love, and that's true, but you won't understand that kind of feeling, you won't feel it...

As the saying goes, a book review is a book review, and it can't be called a book review if it's not long, right? Ever since I found this book on the homepage in December 2021, I knew I'd made the right choice. The first characteristic that distinguishes it from other books is its boldness; I was afraid that one day when I went back to read it, it would be banned. The development of the brother-sister relationship is brilliantly written, even though it's a love not accepted by society. You can imagine that the later plot between the brother and sister will definitely be heartbreaking, but it's rare to find a book that you genuinely agree with. And where can you find an author who updates daily without fail? My review of this book is both stomach-churning and not stomach-churning; it's like sugar mixed with shards of glass—you never know what's coming next...

Several vividly portrayed female supporting characters have been reduced to mere tools to highlight the romance between the male and female leads, which feels a bit of a shame. It would have been better if there had been a harem/what-if storyline like in the earlier "MM Lover" series.

If you're not going to create a harem, don't add too much ambiguity; I'm afraid you'll lose control. There are definitely people coming for pure romance, like me. I'm currently on chapter 35 but I don't dare read further; there are too many female supporting characters, it feels like they're overshadowing the main characters. Don't use the excuse of not creating a harem to actually create one. It's infuriating.

This is my first time writing a book review, and also the first time I've felt the urge to write one for a book. As we all know, the three essential elements of a novel are character, plot, and theme. 1. The character portrayals are quite good and very detailed. Each person's traits are vividly depicted. 2. Regarding the plot, this book doesn't have any overly exaggerated or complicated elements. Overall, it has a compelling readability that keeps you engaged. It consistently keeps the reader interested. I wonder if anyone else has had this experience: light novels read on Pineapple Bun Novels are usually more interesting at the beginning. But after two or three days, you don't want to continue reading because the plot becomes too...

Little snail, your claim of coming back to life is a lie.

The author's writing is excellent; every character is vividly portrayed, and the environmental descriptions are always perfectly placed, creating a gentle atmosphere that increasingly evokes the spirit of Fushimi Tsukasa. Although it's a novel, it feels very much like a visual novel, with many female protagonists and multiple storylines. The author meticulously develops each character, making them all unique, well-rounded, and incredibly captivating. Aside from the younger sister, I think that developing supporting characters so well is something most online novel authors struggle with, but frankly, I think the author went too far. Giving so much attention to the female supporting characters instead of the younger sister isn't a good thing...

Keep up the good work, author! This book is truly well-made and will definitely be a huge hit. And one more thing (pure love is great!), I love sunglasses!

This book is so good! It's not exaggerated at all, and the protagonist isn't like those in other books who are just ridiculous. Thank you to the author for creating such a wonderful work.