Nee, Chanto Shiyou Yo! Episode 3

Oh boy, where do I even start with this one? Picture this: a sweltering summer day, a dysfunctional family, and a whole lot of awkward sexual tension. The story revolves around Kuuya, the poor sap who’s just trying to survive the heat and his overbearing sisters. Tomo-nee, the so-called “mother figure,” is singing her heart out while everyone else is either bickering or trying to avoid melting into a puddle. The power goes out (because of course it does), and suddenly, everyone’s stripping down to their skivvies, because nothing says “family bonding” like sweating buckets and accidental underwear exposure.

The real meat of the story (pun intended) is the relationship between Kuuya and Tomo-nee. It starts with some innocent-ish teasing, but before you know it, things escalate faster than a yakisoba noodle hitting a hot pan. Tomo-nee, who’s apparently been dreaming of being carried like a princess, gets her wish—sort of. Kuuya, bless his heart, struggles to lug her around, and let’s just say, his DNA starts doing some very questionable things. The whole thing is a mix of cringe and arousal, like watching a train wreck in slow motion while someone whispers, “This is fine.”

The sex scenes are… well, let’s just say they’re as awkward as you’d expect from a guy who’s probably more used to cooking yakisoba than getting frisky. Tomo-nee’s reactions range from “Oh no, this is embarrassing” to “Oh yes, this is embarrassing but also kind of hot.” There’s a lot of licking, sucking, and positions that make you wonder if these two have ever heard of a bed frame. And don’t even get me started on the stuffed animals watching from the sidelines—because nothing says “erotic” like a room full of plushies judging your every move.

In the end, it’s a classic case of “what did I just watch?” The story tries to balance humor, family drama, and smut, but it ends up feeling like a fever dream you’d have after eating too much spicy ramen. If you’re into awkward, borderline-incestuous encounters with a side of yakisoba, this one’s for you. Just don’t expect it to make much sense—or to leave you feeling anything other than mildly confused and slightly turned on.