My Stepsister Who Tells Me To Die Every Day Tries to Hypnotize Me So I Would Fall for Her...!

High school student Aoto Ichigaya struggles to find success with his light novels centered on forbidden romance, yet his fictional dilemmas pale in comparison to his chaotic reality. His attractive but psychologically unstable stepsister, Shizuku, has become convinced that hypnosis is the key to winning his affection. Unbeknownst to her, the technique is entirely ineffective, but Aoto deliberately maintains the charade rather than revealing the truth. This precarious deception forces him to navigate a daily existence where his stepsister’s oscillating desires for intimacy and violence create an impossible situation from which there seems to be no victorious outcome. Amidst this domestic turmoil, Aoto’s childhood friend Rinko emerges as a potential anchor of sanity and salvation. However, her ability to intervene remains uncertain, leaving Aoto to question whether he truly requires rescue or if he has inadvertently grown accustomed to the dysfunction. The narrative explores the darkly comedic tension of a protagonist trapped between genuine danger and performative compliance, highlighting the absurdity of trying to manage a relationship defined by contradictory threats. Ultimately, Aoto must contend with a paradoxical bond where love and lethal intent are dangerously intertwined, ensuring that every interaction carries unpredictable stakes.