Reviews for The Gender of Mona Lisa Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first, I admired that worldview of deciding one's own gender, but as I read on, I became extremely scared. in a good way. Meanwhile, the interaction between the protagonist, who doesn't change as if he had been left alone, and the characters surrounding it is complicated yet beautiful. I thought that works that directly depict the beauty of asexuality up to this point were rare. I really like complicated works, so I gave it a 5 star rating with great anticipation for the future of this work.

This review contains spoilers. Surprisingly, I didn't see any gender in my work. I see the opposite a lot, though. Then choose which one is your childhood friend. I think that choice is pretty hard mentally. It's still fine if this isn't my childhood friend, but I think it's a hard problem for my age that this relationship might fall apart. I also like the touch of the picture, and I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. I'm really worried about the continuation. I'm worried about the growth of the main character who can be taken as both a man and a woman

This review contains spoilers. Somehow when I read it standing up, I felt that each depiction or expression was beautiful and different from other works, so I bought it right away. The protagonist, whose gender has not been decided, falls in love with either male or female, and I was curious about what would happen to him. I'm relieved that the main character doesn't seem to be isolated at this stage lol

This review contains spoilers. It is a story about the protagonist who has reached spring for the 18th time without any gender in a world where her body gradually changes to the sex she wants to be when she turns 12, and by the time she turns 14, she changes her appearance into a man or woman. Even though this setting alone is quite troubling, they are also confessed by their childhood friends, male and female, and they have a love triangle... When I think about the protagonist's anguish, it goes past the sadness and becomes pitiful. I don't like stories that feel very sad, but I'm worried about various things such as what kind of changes will occur in the protagonist's mind from now on, what kind of ending the relationship between the three will have, and above all else, whether the main character will be able to continue living, etc., and it seems like I'll keep reading it in the end.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was novel. I thought it was amazing that as I grew older, I became the sex I wanted to be. I was surprised that the last one wasn't one way to end.