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MC's sister wakes him up.

> mc「なに……してるんだ？」
>
> sister「先に目が覚めたから、お兄ちゃんの寝顔を見つめていたの……♪」
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> 全国１０００万の妹好きを下僕に出来るだろう、笑顔と台詞が返ってくる。

..., i reply with a smile.

i an assume this is saying in a roundabout way that he is a degenerate for his
sister, but hard to interpret this statement

thanks
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parsing
１０００万の妹好きを... in this sentence
First, you should not ignore てくる. This sentence lacks a personal pronoun, but
it clearly indicates 笑顔と台詞 is returning toward the MC, i.e., **she** replied
with a smile.

Second, 全国1000万の妹好きを下僕に出来るだろう is a relative clause that modifies 笑顔と台詞, which
serves as the subject of 下僕に出来る. Don't be misguided by the comma.

Third, AをBに出来る is a potential version of AをBにする ("to make A B", "to turn A
into B").

Therefore, a literal translation is:

> A smile and words, which could probably turn 10 million imouto fans in Japan
> into her servants, returned to me (from her).

Or more naturally:

> She replied with a smile. Her smile and words could captivate 10 million
> imouto fans all over Japan!

全国1000万の妹好き ("10 million little sister fans in Japan") may need some
explanation. It's basically a reference to that "imouto moe" or "imouto-ish
character" fad, which was most popular in the 00's and has little to do with
incest. The relative clause describes her response was that of a stereotyped
妹キャラ admired by many otaku. It says her smile was objectively fascinating, but
it doesn't necessarily mean MC himself was fascinated (at least at this
point).
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