Q U E * R B A I T I N G. Remove the yaoi tag, the MC ends up with a girl that had zero chemistry nor proper on-screen bonding with him. The author baited us with scenes from the guys on the cover page, and has the gall to put the MC with a f*cking girl who isn't even on the damn cover! The author gives us all the moments and tension with the guys, then goes "Ah, now that I think a lot, in this life's childhood, I liked the girl!" MC sweetie please we know kaede or even natsuhi-senpai were the ones. (I WAS SO INVESTED TO REMEMBER THEIR NAMES AND I GOT BETRAYED LIKE THIS????) what's more, the girl has the character of a homophobe try-hard tsundere girl who's done so poorly she isn't even likeable. I want to bludgeon her with a chair. And I'm usually a pacifist.

you cant even say its yuri anymore bc the MC identifies as male. This story is straight in one of the worst possible ways.

WTF ONE- The fact that "he" talks about how much "he" would like to put cameras in his brother's room without his knowledge just so "he" can watch him have s*x is disgusting. It doesn't matter if he's not your 1st body brother it's still disgusting thinking about it in the 1st place.

(The brother complex tag was just a throw-out, there's no way what was described was any shape a brother complex. At least no that I no of)

WTF TWO- The whole body switch aru thing just ain't it. It left me with more questions than answers.

1. The fact that "he" was a woman that was transmigrated into a man's body. Ok I can get pass that but, does that mean that since "He's" in a new body means that the s*xual orientation changes too?

The fact that the MC keeps on insisting that "he's" straight and since "he's" in a man's body now, then "he" will only like girls and can't see "himself" liking a guy.

What confuses me is that does this mean the MC was a lesbian (doesn't remember it??? Maybe???) originally but had internalised h*mophobia but now that "he's" in this new body "he's" straight and normal?

But then again when I think about it I'm like, ok so he identifyes as a man and like girls. Ok so he's straight, but than the author had the big audocity AUDOCITY to queer bait my ass with f*cking Kaeda. Like if you were not going to freaking put them together, why the f*ck did you give them better chemistry than that homophobe "tsundere" (using it lightly here) blend ass Hina?

WTF THREE- Hina I just hate her, she's blend, loud and annoying. The MC and her had zero chemistry yet here they are together

WTF FOUR- HINA

WTF FIVE- He told you couldn't go to his room, yet here you are going throuh his stuff looking for p*rn magazins. Hina he told you no already, why did you still do it???? HUH HINA HUH WHY?

WTF SIX- HINA

Final WTF- WHO THE f*ck? I REALLY WANT TO KNOW WHO THE f*ck LISTENS TO THEIR BROTHER'S MOAN WHEN THEY WERE HAVING SEX? LIKE WHO?

Final final WTF- HINA

There are two problems this story have and one of it are the endings. The author decided to put 3 alternative endings which are very unnecessary. The shocking thing was Hina got a f*cking ending with the MC, when she really don't deserve it or even hold a candle compared to Kaeda and Natsuhi. It was really a waste to give her a chapter. That's how unimportant her character is.

The second one is the fujoshi girl, I forgot her name when I literally just finished reading it. Anyways, her personality is so rude and annoying, I'm assuming that the author is blind or insensitive to not feel bad creating her character. She meddles into people's love lives thinking she knows everything and she was so important in fixing relationships when she's just invading people's privacy. There's one scene where the MC keeps shouting at her to stop going to his room or his brother's room, but she didn't listen and looked for f*cking p*rns under the MC's beds. This scene also strengthens my point why Hina doesn't deserve the MC because she was the one who brought that fujoshi girl into the MC's house but doesn't feel any responsibility to do better at stopping her friend. She literally just felt bad about her friend invading MC's and MC's brother' privacy and did nothing.

Even if you do somehow get invested in the characters and story, the main story's ending will disappoint you unless you were really routing for our protagonist to not end up with one of the guys which makes me question why you would even read a BL story. It would have worked if he had shown any kind of romantic interest towards her but the way it was build up and resolved felt more like he didn't actually like her and more that he wanted a reason for her to stick around.

Thankfully there are many alternative endings to pick from but the quality and buildup of them ranges from okay to meh. There are also many extra chapters to give you a bit more fluff for the ship of your choosing but I personally found navigating through all of them and figuring out which belong to which ending kind of tedious.

Referring to chapter 5, when he assumed the love interest is merely treating him as a replacement. And I somehow can relate as that's what I would have thought as well, judging from the circumstances.

Hina, the childhood friend, is the one he ends up with in the main story. I mean, WTF! There was really no indication that that would happen in the story. And that is the reason I am also wondering what the sexuality of the MC is. Blkdragon already sums it up in their review. Again, just like what dogbloods*** stated in their review, this is clearly queerbaiting.

I actually preferred that he had no one to end up with in the main story because the alternative endings would elaborate on the different ships. But no, it was the childhood friend trope that won.

I like the alternative ending for Kaede and Natsuhi. Regarding the Natsuhi ending, I was thinking that President x MC would also be nice as well. Even Hina got the main ending and they don't have that many scenes, why not president?! Huhu...

I haven't read the last alternative ending but even that is better than what the main ending showed since Shirousa has better character writing than Hina. Anyways, sorry for the rant. I am just frustrated with what the author did.