lilithespark's manga / #Gender Bender(15)

What in the world is this?!! Have we switched bodies forever? That’s what Elise thought when she looked at her own self, not in a mirror, but her actual body with her own two eyes. You wouldn’t believe what she had thought when she looked in the mirror and found herself looking at her husband’s, Duke Jin Jo’s face. Review: Ah, yes. One of the most unbearable pains known to women. . . The menstrual cycle. I’m definitely rooting for the male love interest. He obviously cares for our protagonist. Plus, he understands a woman’s pain when she goes through that time. I like the plot and mystery surrounding their switching of bodies. I love how the artist shows that through their facial expressions. It’s always clear, and the artist certainly knows how to make their personalities shine. The art style is a win for me, and so is the storyline. I love reading fantasy comics in a more historical setting such as the time of the monarchy and the existence of nobles. I’ve already read plenty of comics surrounding that trope, but I can’t get enough of it. I look forward to seeing the future of this comic. Comment: Foreshadowing is ominous indeed. . . Also, unrequited love kind of sucks, but what irritates me is that sometimes, people drown themselves in their insecurities and blind themselves to the love that is right in front of them. That’s all. Side note: Caught up to chapter 71.

Came to only to find herself in a coffin, woke up as a “man”, and finds herself to have traveled back in time to the ancient world: just how will she continue to live as Lin Han after facing an embarrassing rejection from the prince, An Ding? Review: This comic’s funny humor is silly at best and will guarantee you a laugh or smile! I like the slice of life direction the beginning of the comic has. It’s a light, enjoyable read. The art is magical, and the fashion designs? Whoo-wee! You can really see how this comic embodies and implements the culture from historical times. I look forward to seeing how the storyline goes! :) Comment: I thought I lost you forever. (>﹏<) It’s a good thing I came with the idea to browse through the lists I followed to see if it was on here. I didn’t think it would actually work, though. I must be a genius! (￣^￣) I can’t describe how relieved I’m feeling right now. Hah. . . Update: I just realized that I bookmarked some of the comic’s pages, so I could have just found the link to the comic by going through my bookmarks. I’m a dumbarse. —_—

Comment: Why am I just now finding out that their is a comic adaptation of the original novel? I was just reading it the other day and it just popped up on my feed. Weird coincidence, huh? -_- Anyway, the characters are different from what I had previously imagined, but this definitely gave me more of a concrete visual of the characters. Usually, when I imagine characters, I can’t see them crystal clear. It’s like I can imagine maybe one feature, and that’s it, but even that changes along with my perspective of the character.

Review: I really enjoyed thus so far. I believe that it has lots of potential. Chapter 28 did have me confused, though. Was it a redraw of the already set plot? I didn’t understand. The MC’s past self was hot honestly. I kind of wish he had stayed that way, but Paril’s attractive, too. The protagonist’d attitude is kind of arrogant, and I’m glad he got a taste of his own medicine. I look forward to seeing the future chapters of this comic. Side note: Caught up to chapter 28.

Review: Caught up to chapter 13.

Side note: Left off on volume 3, chapter 12

Review: Seems like your typical Chinese webtoon. The art is okay, but the plot is literally everywhere. Side note: Left off on chapter 37.