Having a sister and hating that she wasn't Sora; having no sister and hating that Sora wasn't your sister!
Most people were familiar with that line. Anyone who had watched or played Yosuga no Sora had a deep impression of Sora. She was... the perfect little sister in the hearts of most siscon fans.
Yosuga no Sora was a romance adventure PC game developed by Sphere. Thanks to its immense popularity and powerful IP, it was later adapted into an anime and manga of the same name.
Although it was considered a game and anime banned within Shenzhou, resourceful veterans always found a way to get their hands on it.
But... she already had a siscon-oriented work in hand. Should she continue with this one? If she did, the two works would be serialized at roughly the same time.
"No, I'm not doing this mainly for money. Why should I care so much about maximizing profits? As long as I complete the mission, that's enough... Besides, Oreimo and Yosuga no Sora might both be siscon-oriented, but they're completely different kinds of works."
Rita suddenly felt that she was overthinking things. This was not something she needed to consider at all. Even if both were siscon-oriented, their target audiences were vastly different.
Oreimo could be considered suitable for all ages, with a broader audience. Its little sister and plot were also... how should she put it... fun and engaging.
But Yosuga no Sora... Sora was faith itself, the soul of siscon fans, the perfect little-sister lover in every siscon fan's heart!
Thus, Yosuga no Sora was a god-tier work for siscon fans, a spiritual pillar of faith, while Oreimo was far stronger in terms of commercial sales.
But if the main quest was actually Yosuga no Sora, then... did Sora Kasugano