The Twin Siblings’ New Life

My review as of chapter 43
3.5 stars.

This is the result of a neat concept that decided to go a different direction altogether. The reincarnation plotline is so underused that it’s not only irrelevant, but actually negatively impacting the story since the main characters are written like actual children.
They have actively stated that these two are at least 25+ years old mentally and yet they do nothing with it. It’s as if that plotline exists because the author said “I heard Isekais were popular recently. If I put this in my story, it will make it more interesting right?” they then proceeded to do nothing with it other than briefly remind you they reincarnated every 5 chapters.

The characters themselves have had a rough start because for the longest time we only got things from the MC’s point of view, one of their points of view. The majority of this series seems to be told through the sister’s point of view instead of both of them. Sort of kills some of your potential when you make a story about twins but only focus on one of them.
For the longest time the only character who had any personality was one of the older brothers, but only because he was the only one who actually emoted at all. It wasn’t until recently that we got to hear what the other characters were thinking which made connecting with them very difficult. Now that we have, they’ve actually come to be interesting characters.

Do I recommend this. Only if you can completely shut out the fact that they’re reincarnated. It actually makes the story so much better and even a bit emotional if you can ignore that plotline. Otherwise I do find some enjoyment out of this, some of the interactions are entertaining and it has raised some genuine curiosity. My review is mostly because of that annoying plotline that just kills the mood for me, and it annoys me every time it kills the mood because it could have been so much better without it.