It’s a very good novel, I really enjoyed reading it. Seeing the relationship between the MC and the sisters and how their relationships get better is nice. The only thing I have a problem with is how short it was, such a pity.

This novel has pros and cons.

Pros:
The MC is a pretty balanced character. He's not totally spineless and he's not s*upid, he can take a stand in a conflict and he can give as much as he gets when it comes to teasing. But he's also not arrogant and pretty nice overall. That said, he also doesn't have a lot of distinguishing characteristics that sets him apart from other romcom novel protagonists.

The main heroine also has a nice personality. She's cute, kind and caring but also likes to tease. It's a nice balance, she doesn't humiliate the MC (which some heroines in other novels do), but it's enough to spice things up a little. The banter between the MC and the main heroine is pretty well-written, even if there isn't that much of it.

The sister character has a distinct personality from the other two characters (there really are only three that have more than two lines in the whole novel) that is reasonably believable. None of her actions or those of any other characters is something I find totally implausible.

Cons:
It's very short. It really ends before it begins. There is one main conflict in the novel, but it's resolved in a very lukewarm and uninteresting way. Aside from that one conflict, which is resolved very easily and without fanfare, none of the characters really struggle with anything and there isn't really any character development or interesting plot whatsoever. The relationship moves at breakneck speed without any obstacles, but there's also barely any time invested in making the romance feel fluffy. So it's just going through the motions until the relationship gets to its natural conclusion and the author decides to end the story. It feels a bit like the author had an idea for a concept but once they put it in print they didn't know what to do with it or how to develop it, so nothing really happens and the story just ends.

I'm giving this novel three stars because the writing and dialogue was decent and the characters we see have at least the potential to be developed into something good, even if that promise is never fulfilled. But I was quite honestly quite bored reading this novel, and felt unsatisfied once I finished it.

Honestly I didn’t expect much while start reading the novel. The pace was faster than your usual romcom trope and I was surprised at many turns. The more you read, it explains for all of those sudden twists, perharps, it plays with your mind by tossing away all of the cliches that should take place.
I know that Yuika is wrong but can’t help feeling bitter for the girl. Empathy is what you can call then. I wish to see the happiness of Gina and Takuto too. It’s truly worth a try

I don't think that this is bad, at least not that I can see. But the longer I read this the more I feel hurt because there's obviously something going on behind the scene with Yuika. Now I'm a person that fully support the phrase "all is fair in love and war", and Yuika is obviously the idiot one if she thought she can play games in a relationship, it's always better to have a heart to heart talk to forge a relationship after all.

But still, it hurts.

I’m Dating My Ex-Girlfriend’s Older Sister is quite the rollercoaster.

It starts off with our main guy getting dumped and then, out of the blue, his ex’s sister steps in with a proposal.

What kicks off as a general cliched plot for payback turns into something unexpectedly okay.

... more>> They've got this nice chemistry that makes every chapter a fun read. It's not super deep, but it doesn’t need to be when you're simply reading wn.

It's the kind of wn that proves sometimes the best way to get over someone is to get under... or rather, go out with their sibling.

It’s quirky, it’s heartwarming, and it keeps the drama just light enough to be a breezy, enjoyable read <<less