Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan o Erandeiraremasen—Dai 1-bu: Hon ga Nai nara Tsukureba Ii! - Vol. 4 Ch. 17 - Lutz's Maïn

[Lil-mochi]

This is the first manga I've read that that one of the characters (that was not reincarnated) realized that the MC was actually not the original owner of the body.

 

[Izaya_Onisai]

That's pretty deep...

I really must praise the author and artist for pulling this off without ruining this story~

 

[dragondeathlord]

Loved this one!

 

[moonooy_]

Aw fuck, disappointing. I expected a sad, dreadful ending. but well this's cool too

 

[immortalartisan]

Wow this Managa gets an award for the most straight forward reincarnation reveal

 

[Coolhunter]

@moonooy_ bruh... can’t say I didn’t want to see that although I kinda knew it wasn’t gonna happen

 

[adhding_nerd]

I love reveal scenes, they don't happen often enough. I think it was handled pretty well.

 

[chiagioi1234]

It's sad that their two didn't come together, They weren't mean to be...but everything work out in the end..feel conflict when reread this.

 

[SDsign]

I love reveal scenes, they don't happen often enough. I think it was handled pretty well.

Apparently there are a lot of possession isekai out there, but this is the only one I’ve read since I don’t read a lot of manga. I absolutely love reveal scenes about secret identities!

 

[Jediweirdo]

I find it the funniest thing in the world that when "Main" realized how her disease worked, she immediately started to treat it like it was a cyanide capsule

 

[Ferreas]

Looks like she has her husbando now

I have a feeling that "small thing that changed inside me" referred to her getting a sense of self, in this chapter it showed that she feeled like an imposter, and now there is someone who thinks of her as Her, not as Main "from before".

 

[Ferreas]

I have a feeling that "small thing that changed inside me" referred to her getting a sense of self, in this chapter it showed that she feeled like an imposter, and now there is someone who thinks of her as Her, not as Main.

I've finished the second tome of ranobe and in the afterword author said this:

Spoiler

While making paper, Lutz accused her of not being Myne, then ultimately accepted her as “his” Myne. I view this as the point where Urano can start finally living as Myne in full.

So I more confident now that "small change" did actually refer to her accepting herself as Myne.