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@Tersione I was totally thinking that myself. If she still has just the right amount of feminine mannerisms (i.e. she's not COMPLETELY manly) combining that with loud obnoxiousness is actually a pretty decidedly unbeatable formula. I'm kinda hoping they're setting that very plot up for her. I...

@FieryKathy Precisely. I'm not going to be as aggressive as to say "you're probably trans" if Yoko's situation is at all enviable. But it definitely, yeah, should invite introspection. In the end that's exactly why I like lowkey gender bender stories like this one, just as I like the big...

I mean, Yoko's literally talking about trying to increase her own girliness. At this point this is definitely a manga about an awkward female nerd who became an idol. There is no more real gender bender element. Not that I mind exactly, I love Yoko and I do think that detail of her history is...

... aliens now? Not sure I could have predicted THIS outcome. Though it IS intriguing.

@DDosGaming What makes ménage à trois special is that it IS a harem route, essentially, but every member of the harem effectively sees themselves as the harem protagonist. Intense love between all members with non-exclusive shipping. Absolute win. (Okay, I admit, I'm more of a yuri person...

I'm gonna put aside the easily swayed crowd and due process and such -- that just sorta demands a suspension of disbelief. I'm OK with doing that, otherwise I'd miss out on classic shows like Columbo. Sometimes you just have to let that stuff go. Besides, considering other events this isn't...

This looks AMAZINGLY cute. Thank you for the translation ! !

Yeah, I more or less suspect this isn't coming from a reasonable or rational place on her part. It's a shame because her new friends could probably do more to help her than almost anyone.

While I can understand the MC personal hang-ups for not wanting to be found out, wouldn't it make so much more sense to just come clean? I mean the organization already has royal vampires in it, what's one more? Does seem to mostly be trust issues.

I kind of like that this manhua isn't seemingly going to drag out the reveal. At least, I can't imagine his/her cover lasting much longer at this rate unless their friends had been given the idiot ball.

I both don't entirely understand what's going on... and also understand this former oji-san more than I'll ever understand anyone in this lifetime. Kaiju-sized mood.

Yuri route, BL route, NL route... and here I am lonely and wishing more manga had ménage à trois routes, of any gender combination.

Heyyy no ruining here my man, I think it's awesome you're enjoying it. While I'm definitely a yuri-type person normally, I'm really enjoying the dynamic of this couple. They're both really cute!

@reu Except... nobody is claiming that they are? In most cases, I don't think the author is writing from a trans perspective, no. But just because it's not literally written with a trans perspective in mind doesn't mean it can't be extremely meaningful to them. Death of the Author and all that...

@reu Anecdotal evidence and biased samples. To begin with, I'm the sort of person who'd make male friends who don't mind me talking about GB to begin with, so they're probably the sort who'd be more openminded to it. I think we'd need to do completely random samples and do it many times over...

@reu Insert John Cena here: "Are you sure about that?" It's easy to think so, if in particular your own heart has been yearning to cross over. "I'm a normal guy and I want this, so this must be something guys want!" . I think if it was true that most guys wanted this, the world would already...

Know what I find super interesting? This chapter both has the boy who is disturbed by what happened to Mememori and said they'd desperately want to turn back, while Mememori herself loving it and announcing she doesn't intend to turn back. That's actually surprisingly nuanced for a TSF manga...

I apologize for always bringing up trans stuff in genderswap comment sections, but I really do think this manga is... like, it feels like the author is processing some of their own yearnings. So the story is less about the actual genderswap and more wish fulfillment fantasy. I dunno, I don't...

The anime really dropped the ball not explicitly spelling out the similarities between Souji and the Ultimaguil. I saw the similarity as an undercurrent, but I'm "trained" to see that. Nice to know the manga picked up the slack. Thanks for the translation!

I was just thinking how much this chapter was meant to allude to Akari... and I suspect it's a red herring. I'd say Akari is somewhat more likely to be a vampire herself by the series end. There's more than a bit of foreshadowing setting this up in earlier chapters, including even introducing...