Wait is this for real? Cause that's hilarious if true. As I was saying in the other copy, it made
no sense to change the style of your main heroine on such a fundamental level, because people are already attached to her the way she is.
@Fushiginiku Imagine you set up a story on the premise that your main heroine is a tomboy, make the audience like her for her who she is, and two volumes in, you change her from a tomboy to some dainty little flower. How are people supposed to react, when you change something fundamental about her character? If Japanese readers took poorly to it, I can totally see why. If they're reading the story, they probably like the darker skinned girl (especially since it's not a common trait in Japanese media, and people into that sort of thing are more likely to be interested in the story)