To be honest, I decided to read this cause I saw a pretty girl on the cover. Thinking this was one of Shuzo Oshimi's works, I thought ahead that it would try to make me feel weird and disturbed while reading it. And now that I have caught up on the few chapters, I would say that I enjoyed it, while also proving that statement true. As far as I know, transgenders aren't exactly that represented in anime other than cross-dressing or gender-bending. I thought that this manga would try and give a message about the point of view of a transgender but instead, itdecided to talk about the thing that I have been thinking ever since I was a little boy. Why do we have to conform to gender norms and whatnot? What's up with people saying to "man up" or comparing your capabilities to your sex? What's so wrong with playing with female characters in games? I've been thinking ever since what it would be like to be the opposite gender and what does it mean for me if I am thinking stuff like that? I don't know what route this manga will end up in but right now I sure am looking forward to more.