The Wolf in sheep's clothing

This is my first review where I'm actually putting in effort, so please bear with me if it seems biased or anything. I'm doing my best. Also, I haven't watched or read any other gender bender stories, so yeah.  

Story: The synopsis pretty much sums up everything about the plot. I found the storyline to be quite original and enjoyable. After reading the summary here, I immediately wanted to dive in because it sounded intriguing. As it turned out, it was indeed captivating to me.  

Art: The art style is definitely different from what I'm used to seeing, but it grew on me. Some aspects occasionally bothered me, like the shoes and such. As with most mangas and similar works, the art improved as the story progressed, and I came to appreciate its unique qualities.  

Character: Initially, some characters annoyed me. Take Joonha, for instance. He's a stuck-up pretty boy who knows most girls are after him but doesn't care. He's sexist and seeks the "perfect woman." However, after his gender-switch ordeal, he changes. Cliché? Yes, somewhat. But overall, the characters weren't overly stereotypical, and they each had distinct personalities that kept the story engaging.  

Overall: I really enjoyed this story. The plot appealed to me, and although the art took some time to get used to, I thought it was well-executed. It has its humorous moments and its more serious ones, which together create an interesting narrative. This manhwa is now one of my favorites.

The character comes across as a self-centered brat who believes the entire world revolves around him. (The next part isn't a spoiler; it happens in the first chapter.) Unlike other popular guys in shojo manga, this one bluntly tells a girl she's horribly unattractive and forces the girl he likes to obey his every command. The plot summary on the site makes it seem like the manga might have potential, but the friends and overall setup are just awful. His parents are the typical ones you often see in manga. What ultimately made me stop reading was the atrociously bad art. I tried not to judge a book by its cover, but from what I saw, the art was just... well, something that wouldn't appeal to readers in this day and age. Try reading the first chapter and see if it's your cup of tea.<br />  
The art is truly terrible beyond measure.

I believe a lot of readers of this manhwa would concur that the ending leaves much to be desired.  
The main character, originally a flawless prince, transforms into an enchanting princess, which was an engaging storyline. I get it—authors often aim to keep their audience on edge with suspense. Anticipation is what makes fiction thrilling, and without it, readers might lose interest. However, I can't help but feel the author may have hurried things along a little too much here.  

This manhwa isn't your run-of-the-mill romance filled with overused clichés; it has a unique twist. It's almost grounded in reality, presenting the harsh truth that "you can't always end up with the person you desire." Yet, choosing to stay with someone who doesn't reciprocate your feelings, tying yourself to them even when you know they'll love another for the rest of their life—that's just foolish. Relationships like that are bound to crumble eventually. I truly feel sympathy for the MC's best friend. He deserves to know the full extent of the MC's genuine emotions and hidden secrets.  

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I enjoyed the read, thanks

Crazyyy Uppp pleasee

I want to hear someone trying to say his name

Try "eternal sacred sword"