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It’s good writing but it’s painful... as long as that man isn’t “”redeemed””

Well, it is violence, but they’re both hurting each other.. does that make it okay? The real problem is that they both need to get out of their respective situations (but they can’t due to being so much tangled in it) and get some quality therapy.

It’s insane how two people can have such similar trauma and end up tearing at each other so much.. kind of like a hedgehog’s dilemma. The teacher really fucked up big time with what she said

Wait... so... there’s no clever twist or moment where it suddenly plays everything seriously? It’s really just her raping him and getting away with it because she’s a pretty girl??

Putting whether or not it's shounen ai aside, the developments and 'emotions' here feel inauthentic. I won't be giving this any more of my time.

I'm trying to triangulate the author's intentions here... It's a (presumably heterosexual) adult woman reincarnated into a boy's body.. Not a single significant female character has been introduced here or in the previous series... And our main character, who is currently in a 5 year old boy's...

Surely he's not the male lead, right?

...After I found out that he's the male lead, I don't know if I want to keep reading.. I don't like this kind of age gap. I think I'm going to have to drop this

Completely incomprehensible.

It's incredible, amidst all the trickery you can watch Aria's heart slowly swell and grow outside her own notice.

Where are his nipples...

INCREDIBLE! There's nothing better than convoluted and clever schemes that are slow to set up but slowly unfold perfectly, only failing just enough in small ways to add to the tension and heighten the beauty of the machiavellianism. Truly magnificent.

It's fantastic, the art is gorgeous and evocative, the storyline and characters are thought provoking, my only thing is.. it's not a complaint nor a gripe, and I'm sure I'll get shit for saying this, but I wish I saw more transgender stories like this, because this story, through an abstracted...

The prince and the brother look so similar it becomes hard to be able to tell them apart, scene to scene.. I guess this is what happens when an artist never learns to draw different facial features.. Even differently shaped eyes/pupils would do it but as it is it just looks like the same guy...

Sometimes an author is so horny they forget how to write... And that's valid.

What a cool and handsome woman (evil)

Based Ham.

It's interesting how authors can write twisted characters and give them legitimately depressing and reasonable reasons for being the way that they are but treat those circumstances lightly and almost comedically- though it's possible that it's just Yoshino (and not the author) taking the fact...

This is truly one of those pieces of writing that can teach what it's like- or was like, to be a woman. It's the kind of societal trauma that society can't truly move on from until everyone who lived in that era has passed, no matter how much women and LGBT rights or gender equality movements...

Incredibly depressing, I had no clue why it was so long because it felt like a complete slog, I couldn't help but despise the straight woman and hate her, but in the end.. It was pretty good. The true villain is the society that failed them and let them grow to become so twisted. It really is...