The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten

Amane Fujimiya, an ordinary student, lives next door to Mahiru Shiina, the school's universally adored "angelic" beauty. Despite being neighbors, they previously had no interaction. Their relationship begins after Amane encounters a drenched Mahiru in the rain, leading to a sharp exchange about his messy room. This encounter marks the start of their dynamic, characterized by Amane lending Mahiru an umbrella and their interactions expanding to include Mahiru caring for a sick Amane, Amane cooking for Mahiru due to her poor health, and joint cleaning efforts. The story focuses on the pure, one-on-one fluffy romance between Amane and Mahiru, devoid of harems or unrelated plotlines. While praised for its lighthearted comedy, touching backstories, and believable reasons for their developing feelings, the novel is noted for its repetitiveness. Post-confession, the narrative often reiterates their established daily routines and couple-like activities, leading to a lack of plot progression and an abundance of "fluffy action." Some readers find the story excessively sweet, likening the romantic exchanges to pure sugar.