You know the feeling when you finished reading/watching a story that was so incredibly personally fulfilling that now that you digested everything you feel empty inside. A great piece of art leaving you behind as a hollow shell yearning for more content beyond what's available. You get so heavily connected and invested in the characters that the moment you watched the last episode or read the last chapter it feels like loved ones passed away. That is the agonizing looping feeling I have to experience once every so often after a new chapter of this absolutely breathtaking masterpiece drops.
"Turns Out My Dick Was a Cute Girl" is a one-of-a-kind piece of literature. It transcends every other book known to mankind thus far. This will be read by generations over generations. There are few things as sure as the sun setting. One thing is though that, given a good couple of years, "Turns Out My Dick Was a Cute Girl" will dethrone Don Quixote as the most printed work of fiction ever.
The storytelling, the world, the characters and their development, the manga art, the writing... There are no words known to man to describe the absolute perfection "Turns Out My Dick Was a Cute Girl" is. It's an unprecedented tale of romance, unanswered love, loss, and regret but ultimately: peak personal growth featuring thrilling drama and action.
It makes works like Monster or Vagabond look like a sketch of an elementary school kid after he got: "How to make manga 101" as a birthday present. I personally don't believe the author of this, Unichiri, is human. He must be a god, the god of writing.
But low and behold it's not just an incredibly entertaining story that's being told. It examines deep philosophical topics and makes you question reality itself while simultaneously answering and solving physics' greatest mysteries. Nietzsche, Satre, Einstein. "Turns Out My Dick Was a Cute Girl" blows all of their cultural and scientific achievements out of the water.
I absolutely don't need to recommend this to you because you won't get around reading this at some point in your life. However, better experience it sooner than later.
