Reborn as My Love Rival's Little Sister

With popularity and new book strongholds already lost, is it now time to hold onto the last line of defense for book recommendations...? (No way, the author doesn't want to be an incompetent husband (T▽T)) It's going to be available on the 2nd of next month, looks like it'll be another one that's not going to be interesting. Sigh, it's been two years since it's been released even once...

It feels like there are two romantic storylines: one about the brother marrying the woman, and the other about the woman marrying herself. While the woman is confirmed to marry herself, the brother's marriage is written much better, making it difficult to watch either one, regardless of whether you want to see the brother's marriage or the woman's marriage. My personal suggestion is either to reduce the brother's screen time and focus on the woman's interactions, or to overturn the synopsis and completely transition to the brother's marriage storyline after she saves herself. If they go for that pseudo-factional love triangle, it'll be too nauseating. This is just my opinion; everyone is welcome to share their opinions and indicate whether they support the brother's marriage, the woman's marriage, or the factional love triangle.

I've subscribed to the whole thing. Let me be blunt. It's a nonsensical exercise, like three chapters of endless rambling, with 99% of each chapter being just filler. The remaining 1% is also completely meaningless. If "delicate emotions" means repeating the same point three times, wasting readers' subscriptions, then I'm a master of romance novels. Speechless.

Just write it as "brother and sister bones" 👁️

To be honest, I feel so sorry for the protagonist's brother. Just because his future self cheated on him, he's going to make him suffer. It's like someone suddenly appears, stabs him, and then says, "Because you turned me into a NTR five years later, I'm going to kill your present self." It feels pretty absurd, although I can understand the protagonist's perspective.

"Harvesting a heart from a living person" is essentially no different from outright murder. Having studied medicine for three years, I truly couldn't stand it. In any human society, no one would dare openly perform this, let alone sign a voluntary donation agreement. Do you think someone with two kidneys can survive if they lose one? Heart transplantation is murder. Even if you sign an agreement, it's done after death. What reputable doctor or hospital would dare perform a heart transplant directly? This not only lands you in jail, but in serious cases, it's an act of inhumanity that could lead to execution.

The author is writing too much theory, it's tiring to read, and I'm starting to feel like giving up.

After reviewing these, I feel that orthopedics is better.

If the female lead continues to maintain this frail constitution, she would actually be more suited to a brother-marriage storyline (since she can't and doesn't need to have children, of course, I'm just saying).

There's too much dialogue and too little action. Overall, it presents a strange repetition, meaningless conversations, and loops. I understand the author wanted to create a delicate, girlish feel, but it might have been better to focus the dialogue development on actions, environment, and more events and career paths.