Reviews for Days with My Stepsister Manga

This review contains spoilers. That was a pretty good story. It's a healing system. It's like starting a new family little by little. A slow way to move forward is realistic. And the two leading actors are cute.

This review contains spoilers. It's a common story about a parent's remarriage and being under the same roof as a classmate of the opposite sex, but I don't think it's easy to find people who understand each other who don't have this much better understanding because they both have the same sense of distance and are similar in how they use qi, and I'm really glad there was no temperature difference. Conversely, my parents who remarried are in love and love, and that gap is also good.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it would be perfect to create a solid relationship with my sister-in-law rather than the brother-sister relationship between looking for a part-time job and signing a miso soup contract based on a declaration that I shouldn't expect anything

This review contains spoilers. Unlike my so-called sister-in-law one, I felt very sincere. What I remembered from the title was a light romantic comedy, but this one feels more like a home story. I'm glad they both seem really human. Well, in reality, people of the opposite sex of the same age would definitely not want to suddenly be siblings and suddenly live together!

This review contains spoilers. As a story, from a pretty early stage, I felt like the distance between my brother-in-law's heart and sister was getting closer little by little. Even though the main character had a preconceived notion that she was a classmate and someone she wasn't good at, Saki is a very cute person, and I think she works hard every day in her own way. On the other hand, after learning that Yuta had been invited on a date by Shiori, it can be said that the feelings that Saki had in her heart were very complicated. As I watched the summer vacation, I thought there must be major progress in the future.

This review contains spoilers. It was quite comfortable to watch the relationship between the protagonist, who had an affair and lived without expecting a woman due to her mother's influence, and his sister-in-law with an exquisite sense of distance that also formed suddenly, so when I was wondering if the story would progress while keeping it as it was, my sister-in-law suddenly dropped a bombshell statement that shook the relationship at the end of volume 1, so “Eh!!!” Then, I'm worried about the continuation. Wouldn't it be irresistible for the main character to be told such a thing by her charming, unrelated sister who lives under one roof? Even so, why is my sister-in-law so impatient in need of money...? I thought it was a clever work that attracted readers' interest because it had various worrisome elements interspersed. If it doesn't continue to run into the relationship between slurping and the body, is there a continuation of the work I'd like to read.?

This review contains spoilers. To be honest, I read it without much expectation, but it was surprisingly good. When I was wondering if my sister-in-law was going to happen anyway, both my sister-in-law and the main character are smart, cool, and honest, so nothing like that happened, and it feels like the distance shrinks little by little. The main character, who doesn't force him to put parentheses, and his sister-in-law, who aims to stand alone, are likable.