Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru - Vol. 4 Ch. 28

[MangaDex]

 

[ayatome]

Wow she became such an ikemen

 

[Belteshazzar]

Every chapter she's in, Marin best girl

 

[darelord]

That's completely different person. Thanks for the update

 

[cor3zone]

Gosh, this series is so fluffy it's suffocating.

 

[Kiyoshiro]

dang,that's a really great cosplay

 

[hardy3786]

I know this is stereotypical af, but he's definitely gay. A guy in this line of industry (cosmetics, clothes, make up, etc) is definitely gay.

 

[jokerxhisoka]

the thing that i dislike about crossdressing on manga is that the authors don't keep the characters height, shoulder lenght, face shape etc, but this one does that while making the character look like himself and someone else different, you must appreciate their good work.

 

[NthML]

@ hardy3786 nah, chapter 24 makes that pretty clear, so yeah

 

[s0m30n3_a51an]

Ugctfugfugf SHE HOTT IKEMEN .0.

 

[levyoasu]

after long flashback, finaly the story can continue

 

[carlxd101]

I'd still tap that no homo

 

[jak]

If she could cosplay a dude so well, I wonder what her cosplaying a female would be like.

 

[Acolytus]

@hardy3786 It's indeed stereotypical af and a pretty dumb stereotype at that. We have seen the guy get flustered when it comes to girls many times while there is literally 0 indication that he finds boys attractive.

You can enjoy "girly" stuff without being required to love cocks, you know.

 

[MCX01]

I've been to cosplay events and this mirrors the magic one can do with right tools, knowledge and effort.

 

[rei893]

Hiatus? No!!!
I want to see Gojou and Marin chibis

 

[DrWhoCares]

@lazypanda Page 8, "skillful". You missed an 'l'.

 

[Kaarme]

Gojou is certainly talented. Now that Marin sees the sisters cosplaying together, wouldn't she want to cosplay with Gojou?

 

[Suisuigo]

Kitagawa Fangirling is just hngggggh

 

[Heike]

@DrWhoCares

For the adjective meaning with skill or having skill, skillful is the preferred spelling in American English, and skilful is preferred in all other main varieties of English. Aside from spelling, there is no difference between the two words.