That wasn't right either. Although the two teachers had created it together, the update amount for "Jigoku Shoujo" wouldn't decrease, would it? Komuro Akari was a little worried, but in the next moment, the concern no longer seemed so serious.
At the bottom of the manga's ending, it was marked that... the update amount would not change.
Only then did he turn to the new manga by the two teachers.
"'My Little Sister Can't Be This Cute'? What kind of manga is this? Younger sister?"
Curious, Komuro Akari began reading slowly. He believed the two teachers would not disappoint him.
Before long, Komuro Akari was quickly immersed in the story. But gradually, he realized... something seemed off. This was completely different from the previous "Jigoku Shoujo." If "Jigoku Shoujo" could still be called a girls' manga, then this "Oreimo" felt entirely like something created by a male teacher, didn't it?
And the kind who really understood otaku tastes, and was also a siscon.
A siscon?
The two teachers were siscons? That couldn't be possible, could it?
They were clearly such cute girls themselves.
Thinking of this, Komuro Akari hurriedly took out his phone and found that the comments beneath the two teachers' Twitter accounts were also filled with discussion about the new manga.
Many female fans in particular were somewhat confused. What was going on with this new work?
The number of male fans, on the other hand, had clearly begun to increase.
Actually, regarding "siscons," although the "younger sister element" in this world was not as developed as it had been in that other world, it still existed. In particular, several anime where the younger sister was not the main plotline, yet the male lead still fought the entire world for her sake, had made "younger sister" one of