Wow... the readers here once went mad from waiting for chapters...
It feels like I have stumbled upon an abandoned asylums psychiatric ward.
Anyways, good news this novel is finished translation with 158 chapters. Find the rest on novelupdates
<p>Doing my due diligence in writing a review for this one-shot by the author of Skip Beat (a personal favorite), this manga revolves around a young transgender boy. A magical fairy promises to transform him into a girl if he can successfully raise a plant and consume its fruit. The catch is that the main character wants to transform due to his feelings for a rival, who eventually becomes a friend through their shared bond of gardening. The translation only covers up to Volume One (split into "2" parts), but there's another raw volume I've skimmed. The story advances slightly with another fruit appearing from the plant, drama involving the MC's younger sister (though my limited understanding prevents me from fully grasping it as I can't read Japanese). For those curious about the outcome, Nakamura didn't continue this work. Research on some Japanese manga forums suggests the manga was likely pulled or canceled by the publisher. Overall, it's an enjoyable story featuring a potentially trans protagonist navigating love, though some outdated terms fall short. It had significant potential. As long as you're aware this doesn't have a definitive ending, it's a fun read that leaves you wanting more.</p>
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It feels like I have stumbled upon an abandoned asylums psychiatric ward.
Anyways, good news this novel is finished translation with 158 chapters. Find the rest on novelupdates