Reviews for Dinner for Three LightNovel

The Kakechan brothers are honest and live by working hard. It's a difficult upbringing, but they are very good kids that wash my heart. The older sisters' positioning was also the best, and it was truly a healing BL.

They are siblings who are stepchildren, and siblings who have lived in a painful and sad reality due to the violence of their father and the evaporation of their parents, but I think the sensibility of being able to find happiness in what they have now without holding a grudge against Shizuku's past or being pessimistic about their own circumstances is wonderful. That's not just because they're insensitive to the weather, it's about intelligence, and Shizuku isn't stupid. It was a wonderful work that washed my heart.

I was reading it feeling relieved when the siblings met their neighbors and gradually became happier. As a BL, I personally didn't have much fun, but it was easy to read and I read it in no time. Your brother was cute.

Kids who are stupid, not stupid, are cute, aren't they? There were places where I messed around too much by prioritizing my younger brother, which was a bit too much, but that was good too.

The sentence is the first name of the main character, Shizuku. Shizuku, who works as a host, lives a poor couple with her younger brother Kikutaro, who is a solid elementary school student. Tsujido, who lives next door, has a scary face, yet he is a good cook and kind. I think Shizuku, who works hard while being oppressed by terrible parents, is strong, but the reality that she is forced to give up on various things at the same time is sad... Tsujido is actually scolded and smitten by Shizuku, who is honest, a little stupid, and has feelings for his younger brother. And Shizuku falls in love with the kind Tsujido. Is the fantasy of the older sisters coming to the store hitting the jackpot? With their support, a couple was born! I think it would be nice if Tsujido made me very happy from now on. Finally, Tsujido's point of view. I also understand that they had a crush on Shizuku from the beginning, and what they misunderstood. Overall, they are adults, but apparently they weren't in love. Misunderstood and shonbori is cute.

Shizuku says she's an idiot, but she's not being mean, and instead of being ashamed of not knowing things, she asks honestly. Learning from the situations I grew up in has taken second place, but I am living by swallowing that past flexibly. Shizuku and Kikutaro, who don't beg for what they don't have, take it easy. It was a story that made me feel comfortable in a relationship that naturally progressed from the gentle support of my neighbor Tsujido.