A Friend of Mine Gave Me Her Little Sister

With a cover featuring a sarcastic and cynical tone, telling the story of a 500-yen girl, what an arrogant official you are!

This theme reminds me of that guy who lent me 500 yen but then gave me his sister as collateral.

The inspiration came from a certain comic, the keyword is "owing 500 yen", you can find it by searching on Baidu, so I won't go into details.

There's a light novel with the same title lately, I think it's about a guy whose friend owes him 500 yen, and in the end, he gives his sister to him and goes on a trip. 😂

You think other updates are too slow, so you go write your own?

By the way, isn't this picture stolen from a comic book?

Doesn't your resume look like a scene from a comic book?

Well, aren't all universities supposed to have a flexible class schedule? ... This is too unrealistic; I can't accept it.

Lately, I've been getting more and more random comments. I read most of the short reviews and in-book critiques, and I'll probably reply to them. But I'll delete some of the more offensive ones. Some are deleted by the system, which isn't my fault; your comment might have violated something and been swallowed by the system. I'm not some great writer, my writing skills are just average. If you don't like this book, you can always find another one. There are so many good books on the website, why suffer here? Instead of wasting time typing and criticizing me, you should save that time and read other good books; it's better for everyone. If you've subscribed to the whole book...

First of all, I really like the manga "500 Yen" and have read the original. But did you know that when my book was published, the manga had only had one chapter serialized? Since its serialization was slow, I decided to do it myself, taking matters into my own hands, and started imagining what I would do if I were the male protagonist and encountered a similar situation. And that's how this book was born. If you've read the original manga and then looked at the first ten chapters of the novel, you'd know that neither the female protagonist's personality nor the subsequent plot development has anything to do with the manga. So, if I were to write a plot about being trapped in a virtual game, would you accuse me of plagiarizing Sword Art Online? I started by writing...