Kanojo ni Naru Hi: Another

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Randomly found these series while looking for manga to read on my free time at work. I can not lie when I say this, It does have a weird plot and what goes on. But the way the story is told is outstanding. Nothing instant. Good build up. And a happy ending to both. I would like to see more from the author of these. Hoping eventually these will get an anime adaptation. The first had some ecchi / funny moments that were not overboard like in some of the gender bender genre. If you are looking for a short Rom/Com with a twist to ... it, Then this is it.

This story is well written and the art is really good, too. I think my main complaint about the whole series is that, because I am not fluent in the languages this is licensed in (NOT THE MANGA'S FAULT), the translations are kinda bad so I couldn't understand the whole story. I read this off of MangaRock where a lot of rookie translators and redrawers post these. The story is well told, though, and you can understand it without the dialogue. For the most part, I enjoyed reading it. I hope it will be an anime adaption someday. I also hope it gets licensed in ... English. The art is really good. Somehow, I don't see how the sadism story is a sidestory to this series, though. Maybe someone explain that?

somehow so queer and dives into gender expression yet the most hetero transphobic shojou i have every read. i dont say that with malice. like sagara literally has 2 hands why cant they have both and they be a polycule. like the option was literally put in there as a joke bait and all of them didnt get together im going to lose it.
ok so sagara has mixed feelings towards their gender because they didnt like how everyone called them a girl while still biologically a boy right? so getting turned into a girl obviously blows up that feeling double fold. and as a nonbinary ... genderqueer afab person myself i related so much with what sagara was going through. that phase of hyper masculinity to prove im not a girl even though i'm not quite a boy and don't want to be. then that phase of accepting my femininity because it does not have ties to my birth gender and i should be allowed to do what I want anyways regardless of how i personally identify.
this concpet is so intresting and could be such a good study on genderqueer people and gender non conforming and how society would be different if there was a more literal biological tranformation that cuts down on alot of terfs anti trans rhetoric in modern times.
there is literally a trans character, the researcher friend who does genetic emergence research because she wants to be a girl. what would a legit trans person be like in a society where the gender ration is automatically regulated genetically. would it be accepted becuase of the precedence of emergence or rejected because of the "unaturality" of it compared to emergence and considered against the grain of nature.
and im not taking the obviously it would be rejected considering how much emergence is hated in cannon im talking about what if it was handled properly and explored. there are many people ok with emergence and of course those against it, but it all seems every surface level world development. anyways those are my thoughts on it. it wasnt so bad and i liked the romance especially the first one but thats a different review.