One girl. Thirteen boys/men. One new sister to a family of Thirteen brothers. A Doctor, a Lawyer, a Flirty Buddhist Monk, a Cross-dressing novelist, Twins from a Triplets who are Seiyu or Voice Actors, the other Triplet is a Game Developer, an adopted and a Beautician, a basketball playing college student, a flower-loving high schooler, another high schooler who is in his new sister's class and had a crush on her before she became his sister.(I feel bad for this kid.), a middle school and a teenage idol and a novice actor, and last but not the least the youngest(10yearold) brother.
It's a Harem! All the brothers are head over heels for their beautiful and caring new sister. But the sister has no feeling towards them other than them being her brothers. This series is like a reality show. Read it and tell me I'm wrong. LOL!
And this is all because these two wanted to get married. AND... she isn't his real daughter, she is his friend's daughter, who died leaving her in his care!! *mind=blown* (-_-) A reality show material, right here folks! But I enjoyed reading it, even though I hate reality show. ^_^
Cuando comencé a leer, la verdad tenía un concepto diferente de la obra y el cómo se iba a desarrollar la historia, parece ser que en cada tomo se centrará en una historia diferente autoconclusiva. Veamos qué tal con los siguientes tomos.
I really enjoyed the anime, and likewise, I enjoy the novel as well. At times Hinata is a bit too dense, but often her internal dialogs are quite funny (especially after reading the puchi mangas). I'm looking forward to reading the other books of the series, even if I already know I'm not going to like the ending.
I had a lot more fun with Brothers Conflict than I expected. The story isn’t particularly deep, and with so many brothers it’s impossible to give everyone equal development, but that’s also part of its charm.
The artwork is beautiful, and each brother has a distinct personality, making it easy to get attached to your favorites. While the romance can feel a bit repetitive at times, I still enjoyed the interactions and the lighthearted atmosphere throughout the manga.
It’s definitely not a series to take too seriously, but if you enjoy reverse harem stories with an attractive cast and entertaining character dynamics, it’s a fun read. It may not be perfect, yet it was enjoyable enough for me to give it 4 stars.