Don’t Call Me Sister

Legacy and Cultural Impact Since its debut, Don’t Call Me Sister has made a significant cultural impact, influencing not only the manga industry but also broader pop culture. It has inspired countless fan works, including art, fanfiction, and cosplay, showcasing its widespread appeal. The themes and characters have resonated with audiences around the world, making Don’t Call Me Sister a cornerstone of modern manga. Its legacy continues to live on, as new generations of fans discover and fall in love with this iconic series.

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At the age of 19, I, Zabotte Winchester, inherited the legacy of my stepfather and became the owner of the Winchester family.
I thought my mother would run the family, so I could live a comfortable life. When I found out I might die from a car accident, I rewrote my life plan.
“From now on, I will be the real owner of Winchester.”
I will protect Winchester’s wealth and honor, the future of my old and new sisters, and win the loyalty of a man who was the start the night at a ball, all by himself.
“Miss Winchester, I will only tell you. Actually, my real identity…”
“Shh. Keep your secret, Merrick. The only thing I care about is a man’s kind heart.”
“…But why have you been touching my thigh since a while ago?”
“Don’t get me wrong. I was exploring where the man’s heart comes from.”
She has a little temper, but it turns out she’s a caring older sister.