Nisekoi, Volume 14: Big Sister introduces Yui, a girl two years older than Raku. She's the head of the Char Sui Chinese Mafia and everyone's favorite homeroom teacher. She's two years older than Raku, and she played with Raku, Kosaki, Chitoge, Marika, and even Seishiro as kids. And guess what? She also has a key to Raku's lock, and she's in love with Raku, too. The only difference is that she remembers what happened when all of them were kids, but she pretends to forget for now.
Nisekoi is funny because there's this goofy looking guy who's really nice, and everybody loves him. In the beginning of the book, he gets appendicitis and has to go to the hospital. His father's gangster underlings love him so much that they cause a ruckus visiting him in the hospital, leading to visitors being banned. Most of all, I'm glad that the story is finally progressing again. This is a good volume of Nisekoi, and one much needed after months of inconsequential stories.
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