Sun-ouji wa Tsuma ni Naritai - Ch. 1

[aZeke]

PONYTAIL? TAN? CROSSDRESSER?
welcome back tanned ponytail not-shota

your cute cousin from the countryside grew up

 

[kashimora]

Is the heroine gay? Yes. Is it yaoi? Yes. Well you keep reading? Yes.

 

[totalywasted]

i think i might be gay

 

[SECTRE]

I saw the title, I thought it was a typo. I read the first few pages, I thought "No way, right?"

It was in fact, a femboy.

I am oftentimes blessed by my love for such things.

 

[WhiteRabbitBR]

Peak

 

[Cyromantik]

HUH, what's wrong with this author?!? draw a proper girl anatomy/body and call it BOY?!?!

There are plenty of people IRL that could easily pass for a lithe girl even without HRT or pre-op. Actually if anything I wish the author would draw the "girl anatomy" a little cuter in regards to abs and a cuter rear, but beggars can't be choosers

 

[Cyromantik]

Genuine question, does anyone know why some dark skinned characters are darker when colored? Always find weird that the values that they use in black white is just barely darker than normal skin when in the cover it's clearly a different value (I wonder if something similar to authors using white to economize on colors)

I'd imagine it's a difference between zip-a-tone for saving ink and time (or a digital facsimile) and the artist actually being able to use the color concept they actually want. Now, the thing that boggles me is that dark-skinned manga characters almost always look like they've been dipped in pigment -there's usually no differentiation between skin color on the back of the hands and the palms.

It's one of those things that once you're aware of it, like some world maps not having New Zealand, you'll forever be hunting down this kind of flaw

 

[ududjeisie]

Lefty's bs propaganda

👨🏻💥🏟️🏟️🔫🧏‍♂️

 

[luigiymario2]

There's a* @Hikaruji1973

Have to happen*

As for the chapter, now this is a femboy I'd love to marry! Lol, but damng making the dude the wife is crazy work, the prince should be the wife princess instead XD

 

[radstylix]

Woahhhh a rare belly button mole 👀
I prefer em thicc, but I don't mind slender + flat chests if they're hot

(actually a boy)

GOD
DAMMIT

I actually fell into a trap.
Welp, this ain't for me, enjoy the series you femboy enjoyers 👋

 

[somercet]

your cute cousin from the countryside grew up

Ooh,, sauce?

I'd imagine it's a difference between zip-a-tone for saving ink and time (or a digital facsimile) and the artist actually being able to use the color concept they actually want. Now, the thing that boggles me is that dark-skinned manga characters almost always look like they've been dipped in pigment

Making a character look like a dark-skinned Negro, in terms of white value, using half-tone dots would look ridiculous, and hide all sorts of facial expressions. It's a limitation of the medium.

And yes, the "bucket fill" problem. Again, it's the half-tone. Carving out a dozen plus small pieces of half-tone to make the darl-skinned character look properly shaded is in direct opposition to the main appeal of half-tone: the convenience.

Also, I would like to thank Hikaru's Scans, the scanlator, for not pushing pronouns on us, except when the ambiguities of Japanese simply don't translate into English. Some scanlators seem to have a fetish of inserting them into works (or worse changing the original JP text) where no ambiguity was intended by the author.

 

[1xxl]

... yeah no, maybe idk

 

[AnonymousContributor]

the power of anime cannot be underestimated

Or when characters crossdress by putting on a wig and voila suddenly they look completely like a girl with zero effort involved