【Delinquent x Love Story】A Dangerous 'Stepbrother' Appeared. A Love Story Depicting the Gentle Girl and Her Trouble-Making Stepbrother - Haru no Arashi to Monster!

First-year high school student Haruno Ranko wanted to live as invisibly as possible, avoiding interactions with others. However, her mother's new husband's son, Amamine Kaya, turned out to be a middle school monster who throws people around in the streets! Kaya seems to have a complicated past, and as the story progresses, his mysterious background gradually comes to light. This marks the beginning of a tumultuous step-sibling story that will change their daily lives!

This manga is so engaging that you'll find yourself reading it all in one go. Kaya, who was wrongly accused and passed around among relatives, became twisted due to his past and got involved with bad influences. However, thanks to Ranko, who became his stepsister through their parents' marriage, he cuts ties with his bad friends and gradually becomes more honest. Ranko's tears for Kaya become a special presence for him and a source of comfort.

The accidental kiss scene during a family trip was just an accident for Ranko, but since then, Kaya couldn't stop thinking about her, even losing sleep over it. When Ranko allowed him to call her “Arashi-chan” just once, Kaya suddenly became motivated to study hard, declaring that he would attend the same high school as Ranko next year. The developments up to chapter 10, with scenes like these, make you eagerly await the next update.

Although it may seem like a romance between a delinquent and a serious girl, Kaya's dark past gradually comes to light, leading to many tear-jerking scenes. Ranko, who was bad at interacting with others, starts to change Kaya bit by bit with her protective stance towards her stepbrother. The highlight is the process of the adorable Kaya, who has a cute smile, opening up his heart while harboring feelings for Ranko.

Ranko is constantly bewildered by her incomprehensible stepbrother Kaya. Although she supposedly likes being alone, she somehow can't leave Kaya alone and ends up caring for him. The highlight is how the relationship between Ranko, who desires solitude to protect herself, and Kaya, who fears loneliness, will develop. Kaya's cunning poses and remarks are unmissable.

My favorite scene is when the siblings play a game together. Normally, Kaya seems incredibly mature for a middle schooler, but at this moment, he shows a typical middle schooler side of himself. This gap is irresistible!

This work is recommended for those who want to be swept up by a dangerous younger guy!