no

You should. It's a good manga down to the end. The heroine is a serious and strong and woman.
There is nothing wrong in staying at home and doing chorus. Based on the world where it is based at, it is actually common.
Besides, most women do work in this world as well. Matilda (the middle aged lady at the start) works painting clothes and such.
"the joy of being protected by a man". What young child have never had that dream? Of a prince in a white horse. I believe Matilda said that mostly because she assumed the heroine went through hardships as a woman and to not give up on it regardless.
If anything, I see this manga as an example than women, even in an ambient that is harsh for them, can go through with it.
Don't mind these comments about sexism.
I do recommend it (⌒▽⌒)

I saw a summary that she said she lied about her gender? So i was confused if she got transported and suddenly changed her body into a boy. Or she's just naturally flat chested? (i mean it in a nice way)

She lied. She covered it up, to be specific. She had a hard time in Japan looking for a job, both for being passive but also kind to a fault and for being a woman.
Scared, she pretended to be a man.
And yet, she does things that normally people wouldn't do nonetheless; even though she doesn't have the strength, she tries to protect others.
I think we should look at her with kind and calm eyes (⌒▽⌒)

i know you recommended this because its good. but are there any parts of it that made you mad or frustrated about the heroin or anyone like, HUUUHHH WTF???. lol i literally have no words to explain that.














thats cringey :}

Hummmm
No, not really
I just see her as a young adult struggling to survive.


Spoiler
Well, she joins the group searching for the wise lady of spirits because they asked her and doesn't say anything about (maybe) it being her. But I see this as putting herself first, can't blame her.