Henshin
Metamorphosis

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I just don't know what to said! I didn't read much hentai, since i'm much more into BL, but i decided to give a shot, since i read a lot of how good this was.
In the beginning it shows like another one of "Ugly girl and isolated girl became pretty and popular", we have a lot of these, hentai or not, but it escalates in a way really surprising (at least for me!), i almost dropped in the dad scene, but when i read the other reviews i decided to continue, and is so shockin' how mental health of Saiki became worse and worse, and ... how she is blind for "love".
I thinked the end would be really different, i think is kinda disappointing but it makes a lot of sense when you stop to think about what she was and what she turned in.
The art was something i really liked! I think maybe was some of the points that made me give another shot to this manga, and i think it worth the read, if you aren't looking for something to "make you happy", otherwise you'll be very disappointed/sad about how dark a hentai can became.

Kinda of the points i gave to this manga is the simbolism i see. Those things that happends in this manga happends a lot in sociaty and it's sad, when i was watching, for some reason i didn't felt like it was sexualizing, but just warning how sociaty destroys woman in every way.
The art is good, and i think more the story goes the sense of weak get bigger.
i don't recommend this to anyone, the thing that makes me like this manga it's because i don't see it as hentai, but a sad real history. i cried all the expeareance.

obviously it will be some weirdos ... that like his because of the bad parts, and for that, i don't think this piece of art deserves to be heavily touched, is better just... let go.

Roughly 200 pages of misery porn with no greater value beyond that.
The story, while not incomprehensible offers so little for the reader to extract from it that there really isn't any reason to read it at all past the initial shock value. No excellent characterization, incredible art, or thematic depth to be found anywhere within the work give little artistic merit to it's existence and as such I can hardly recommend it to anyone looking to read it for anything save the aforementioned shock value.

The only thing keeping this from receiving a 1 is that it is not artistically broken.