Besides, this was Japan, not Shenzhou. A subject like Yosuga no Sora, which would be doomed in Shenzhou, could thrive perfectly well in this country.
In Rita's original timeline, after Yosuga no Sora was adapted into an anime, its first television broadcast had aired simultaneously on Japan's [AT-X], [BS11], and [Tokyo MX] channels... So there was absolutely no need to worry about failing to meet the requirements!
"Mm."
Mashiro did not refuse Rita's request and simply nodded.
She did not mind creating with Rita at all. She was even somewhat happy about it. At the same time... she was a little curious. What kind of manga would they be drawing this time?
Although they were drawing the little-sister route, that did not mean the other characters and plotlines would be left out. It was simply that the girls from the other routes would become supporting heroines, while the younger sister would be the true female lead.
Perhaps noticing Mashiro Shiina's curiosity, Rita began introducing the setting of Yosuga no Sora to her while designing the characters and writing the background...
The story mainly took place in Okukozome, a rural town far from the city. The male lead, Haruka Kasugano, came to this town with his twin younger sister, Sora Kasugano. Here stood the home of their late grandfather, a place full of memories that they had often visited during summer vacations as children.
The siblings' parents had died in an accident, leaving them with no one to rely on. They could no longer remain in their former home, so Haruka decided to move with his sister into their grandfather's house in the now-uninhabited rural town.
The male lead was somewhat indecisive. Though he possessed the gentleness common to male leads in Japanese manga and novels, he gave people the