My Sister Thinks I’m Dead

My Thoughts on My Sister Thinks I’m Dead

First Impressions

"My Sister Thinks I’m Dead" certainly throws you into the deep end. The premise alone is enough to raise eyebrows: a protagonist experiencing multiple transmigrations, gender-bending transformations, and a whole lot of identity crises along the way. It’s a wild ride from the get-go, and I immediately sensed that this story wouldn't be for the faint of heart.

What Works Well

The sheer audacity of the plot is something I appreciated. The author isn't afraid to take risks, and the initial chapters are packed with unexpected twists. While some might find the rapid-fire changes jarring, I found myself intrigued by the author's willingness to push boundaries. The initial fantasy world setting with the villainess-turned-hero also had a certain charm.

Areas of Concern

However, I can't deny that the narrative feels a bit chaotic. The constant shifting of bodies and genders could easily lead to confusion and a disconnect from the main character. I wondered if the story might benefit from a more focused approach, allowing readers to truly invest in the protagonist's journey before introducing so many drastic changes. The yuri tag also feels somewhat… forced, given the circumstances surrounding the protagonist's transformation.

Final Verdict

"My Sister Thinks I’m Dead" is a novel with potential, but it needs to iron out some of its kinks. The author has a clear knack for creativity, but the story might benefit from a more grounded approach. With only a handful of chapters released, it's hard to say definitively whether it will ultimately succeed, but I'm cautiously optimistic. It's definitely a gamble, but if you're looking for something truly unique and aren't afraid of a little weirdness, it might be worth checking out once more chapters are available. I recommend approaching with an open mind and a healthy dose of skepticism.